Every Saturday from 9:30pm, you can visit the garden from Charlottenburg Palace Experience exciting audio plays for just 8 euros. In addition, the “Berlin Radio Play Nights - Summer Edition” will take place from July 12 to 28, 2024, offering radio drama walks, pop-up events and live audio plays throughout Berlin. You can find more information about this at Radio drama nights.berlin

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On hot days, they are Berlin swimming lakes, beach resorts and outdoor pools ideal for cooling off. The Berlin bathing map from visitberlin shows an overview of swimming spots and travel options by S-Bahn or U-Bahn. Here is an overview of 4 of the swimming spots:

Müggelsee

Müggelsee can be reached by S3 to Friedrichshagen and tram 61 to Waldschänke, offering a large lake, perfect for families and water sports. The day pass costs between 4 and 8 euros, for families between 14 and 23 euros.

‍Kleiner Müggelsee

The Kleine Müggelsee is a beach that can be reached by S3 to Köpenick and bus 169 to Rübezahl, is idyllically situated and is particularly suitable for families. Admission is free of charge.

Strandbad Orankesee

The Orankesee beach can be reached by ring railway to Landsberger Allee and tram M4, is child-friendly and offers a large sunbathing area. Admission is between 4 and 7.50 euros.

Strandbad Wendenschloss

The Wendenschloss beach, accessible by S3 to Köpenick and tram 62 to Wendenschlossstraße, is also family-friendly and has beautiful surroundings. Admission costs between 3 and 7 euros, and admission is free from 18:00.

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Tickets are available online. For more information, visit the website of https://www.berlinerbaeder.de

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From May to September, numerous open-air cinemas in Berlin open their doors. Tickets are available from 5 euros (with Berlin Pass), the normal price is around 9 euros, and some cinemas are even free of charge. Five nice options are...

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... that Kreuzberg Open-Air Cinema, one of the oldest open-air cinemas in Berlin, which offers a diverse selection of films.

... that Freiluftkino Friedrichshain with space for 2000 people, which has a large lawn and a relaxed atmosphere.

... that Rehberge Open-Air Cinema with 1500 seats, where you can experience cinema under a starry sky in natural surroundings.

... that Summer cinema at Brandenburg Gate, which shows films on the big screen of the Fanmeile from June 16 to July 8, 2024. The European championship games are also broadcasted here. Admission is free!

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... the family-friendly Open-air cinema in Körnerpark, which is open free of charge from July 12 to August 2, 2024.

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For those who can spend a bit more money, stand up paddling on the Spree is a great option for warm summer days. Standing on special surfboards, you paddle across the water — a full-body workout for balance and muscle groups and at the same time a relaxing tour of Berlin from the water. There are many SUP providers in Berlin, 3 of which are as follows:

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StandUpClub Berlin

The StandUpClub Berlin am Funkhaus an der Spree offers courses and guided tours. The latter will take you to the famous Oberbaum Bridge, Molecule Man and Neukölln. Prices start at 16€ per hour.

Note: The StandUp Club at Badeschiff in Kreuzberg is currently closed!

Pura Vida Sailing School

The Pura Vida sailing school on Rummelsburger Bucht (Zillepromenade), as the name suggests, actually focuses on sailing courses, but also offers SUP fitness and SUP yoga. The rental of SUP boards starts at 15€ per hour.

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WhatsUpBerlin

WhatsUpBerlin in Spandau an der Havel (Scharfe Lanke 109) offers large team boards, foil surfing and wings as well as courses and tours to Little Venice or Lindwerder. Here too, prices start at 15€ per hour for surfboard rental.