When in Berlin it is always good to be ready and prepared for a few rainy days on the trip. Although exploring the beautiful sunny avenues of this lively city is nice and pleasant, it’s not something that a drizzle can put an end to. The city is also loaded with various indoor activities that allow you to enjoy the time during the rain as well. Remember that bucket list of all the fun things to do in Berlin? Well, allow me to bring some relief as I set forth to outline some of the things that you can do in the city more than simply getting drenched, during the rainy season.

1. The island contains one of the world’s premier museums – the Pergamon Museum with its repertoire of art and history.

Not far from the centre of modern Berlin, there is Museum Island, a unique area marked on the list of UNESCO and containing five famous museums. Take hours walking around the Pergamon Museum which exhibits great relics from ancient cultures or else visit the Altes Museum for the best of European art. Regardless of one’s interest in archaeology, history and art, Museum Island offers features that are most attractive.

2. The Berlins Wall Museum – History when in doors

A part of the history of the city of Berlin this museum is very informative and gives a lot of insights about the Berlin Wall as well as the Berlin Wall Museum. See the fascinating stories of those who have lived near the wall, attend the exposition, and get a wider picture of the history of the city. Visiting the museum can interesting and rather thought provoking way to pay for a rainy day in Berlin.

3. Indoor Markets – Shopping, Dining and leisure.

There are numerous markets in Berlin and most of them are operating under roof/covered. Visit the visited MARKTHALLE NEUN to taste traditional Berlin food or take a look at the Turkish Market, selling foods, spices, handmade products. These indoor markets are not only quite a visual and olfactory treat but also a great chance to interact with the people and experience Berlin closer.

4. AquaDom & SEA LIFE – visit the incredible Deep 👀

The AquaDom & SEA LIFE center is ideal for children and especially for those who have an interest in marine animals. This indoor aquarium experiences is located near Alexanderplatz and takes you through the captivating underwater realms. See flamink, stately sharks, and turtles or even touch them as you go through the different aquaria. he idea to remain indoor with cover is excellent; what better time to organize an amazing water trip?

5. Escape Rooms – Demystifying puzzles, decrypting codes and elusive escape.

If you are in Berlin, search for one of the escape rooms for an exclusive and interesting indoor activity. If you enjoy solving riddles then try out this recreational team activity in which you and your teammates need to solve different mysteries and puzzles in order to get out. As you will learn there are many different opportunities available including historical settings, crime solving, and even science fiction. As fun thrilling indoor activities, escape rooms ensure an entertaining time to be had especially on a rainy fu.

6. Indoor Ice Skating; Enjoy Ice Blading on Ice

If you’re in a mood for something more sporting and in search of a good place to spend a rainy day try an ice-skating rink in Berlin. Put your skates on and start moving on the ice feeling fresh and chilly breeze on face. No matter if it’s the first time you are stepping onto an ice rink, indoor ice skating for such as of a fantastic way of spending your time for all ages.

7. Café-Hopping? – yes, Berlin’s Café Addiction

The rain is beautiful and it is time to stay indoors and warm, there is no better place to be in Berlin other than in one of the famous cafes. Here, all the aficionados of the coffee will find a café to their liking – be it a modern American styled one or a German styled classical one. Sit and have your sumptuous cup of black coffee or treat your self to some scrumptious pastry, biscuits and cakes, while reading your favorite novel and observe the comings and goings of people. Visiting cafes is one of the ways of enjoying Berlin culture from the inside and without having to get wet.

8. Theater and Concerts – Getting Familiar to the Arts

Berlin is always vibrating; it is a creative city and rainy day in Berlin should be spent visiting art galleries. Look through guide determining current repertoire of the theatres and concert halls, and maybe, spend an evening in a theatre or a concert hall. Everything from operas to avant-garde performances, Berlin is one place that you can never miss out on the best in art. Allow great performers defeat time and bring you to different realms of imagination.

9. Spas, saunas – Light a Candle for the Soul

Enjoy the rain and take time to nap and relax the body and the mind. Berlin offers a large supply of luxurious spas and saunas through which one can make his rest really pleasant. Indulge into a supreme massage, the burning feeling of the sauna or the relaxing hei warmth of the hot tub or to swim in the heated pool. These wellness havens make you have the best of rains where you can be able to relax and rejuvenate.

10. Bookstores and Libraries – lost in literature

When it comes to books, Berlin is a dream come true, beautifully filled with little, quaint libraries and online stores. It is always nice to spend the time in a library or bookshop and choose a book to read in favorites genre. You might visit German stores that became famous, such as Dussmann das KulturKaufhaus or you might want to visit an individual bookshops in Germany. Instead, go to one of Berlin’s marvelous libraries which has to be Grimm Centre for Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm. Middle ear entrenched in focused and intense stories, where you can plunge into the world of imagination.

Being a Berliner, one has to learn to love the rainy days as well since the city looks very different from above. From museums to indoor and outdoor projects or Berlin’s café experience, there is much to do when it rains in Berlin. Therefore, if you find that there is a little showery weather do not worry about it, but instead use this time to explore Berlin and its culture and history further.