Close to Brandenburger Tor, Reichstag, Friedrichstraße and numerous other sights, the Arte Luise Art Hotel has become a sight of its own.
Mitte
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The Deutsche Historische Museum (DHM) (German Museum of History) offers free entrance for children and youths up to 18 years of age.
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An indoor activity for rainy days and an exciting family trip can be had at the SEA LIFE Center with the AquaDom near Alexanderplatz.
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The two well-known shops Kauf dich glücklich and Glücklich am Park in Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg belong together and specialise in tasty waffles and crêpes, self-made ice cream, sorbet and coffee specialities.
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Berlin's TV Tower is one of the most emblematic sights of the city and with its 368 metres Germany's highest building. On its very top there is a revolving restaurant.
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The AM to PM never sleeps and they do honour to their name there. You can dance on the table at any time of the day there, have something to eat or have a drink.
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Centrally located, popular but fairly grubby - that's Mauerpark. It's open season for BBQs there all over, except for a little grove of birches and next to the playground.
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A sightseeing tour is obligatory when your family comes to visit the city. Even locals can learn something new about their city every day, the tour on the videobus is the best proof of it.