Moritzhof Petting Farm is a children’s farm and play area on Schwedter Strasse in Berlin’s Pankow district. Families can get close to rabbits, guinea pigs, sheep and goats, with activities such as feeding rabbits and learning traditional crafts. Children aged six to 16 can join small-group sessions in felting, pottery, spinning, basket making and blacksmithing; gardening and cooking are also part of the programme. Family visits are welcome on weekends, so check access arrangements if you are planning a weekday trip.
Animals and activities
Children can cuddle guinea pigs and rabbits, and stroke sheep and goats. Feeding rabbits is another hands-on activity. The farm’s programme also includes gardening and cooking, with bread baking among the activities described.
Small groups of children and young people aged six to 16 can learn crafts including felting, pottery, spinning, basket making and blacksmithing. Check ahead about the activities available on the day you plan to visit.
Planning a family visit
Moritzhof is at Schwedter Str. 90 in Berlin’s Pankow district. Saturday is the family visit day; the farm is closed on Sunday. Weekday access and opportunities for younger children to interact with animals can be limited, so confirm arrangements before setting out.
Food choices at the farm may be limited. Bringing snacks or picnic food can help if you are visiting with children.
FAQ
Where is Moritzhof Petting Farm?
It is at Schwedter Str. 90, in Berlin’s Pankow district.
Can children interact with animals?
Children can meet rabbits, guinea pigs, sheep and goats. Activities include feeding rabbits and petting animals.
What age group can join the craft activities?
Small-group craft sessions are for children and young people aged six to 16.
When can families visit?
Families are welcome on Saturdays. The farm is closed on Sundays; check access arrangements before visiting on a weekday.
