Roboter Rallye at the Museum for Communication Berlin—A Fun, Interactive Adventure for Kids

Looking for an exciting and educational family outing in Berlin? The Roboter Rallye at the Museum for Communication Berlin combines play, technology, and discovery in a unique experience designed especially for children. Guided by a robot and packed with puzzles, this interactive rally introduces kids to the fascinating world of communication—past, present, and future.

An Interactive Experience for Young Explorers

At the heart of the rally are MR4, the museum’s resident robot, and her digital cat sidekick Katzomat. Armed with an iPad, children explore the exhibition in a playful, story-driven way. Along the route, they solve age-appropriate riddles while learning about key moments in the evolution of communication—from cave drawings to emojis.

Augmented Reality Brings the Museum to Life

The Roboter Rallye makes use of augmented reality to create a magical experience: MR4 and her microbots appear virtually in display cases, on walls, and throughout the museum, guiding children with animated clues. This forward-thinking concept transforms the museum into a digital playground where learning happens through fun and immersion.

More Than Just a Rally—A Kid-Friendly Museum for All Ages

In addition to the rally, the Museum for Communication offers many hands-on exhibits that invite children to touch, try, and experiment. From ancient writing systems to virtual reality, the museum encourages active participation and curiosity across generations.

Practical Info—Everything You Need to Know

• Location: Museum für Kommunikation, Leipziger Straße 16, 10117 Berlin
• Opening Hours: Check the museum’s website for current times
• Admission:
  Free for children under 18
  Adults: €8 / Reduced: €4
  The Roboter Rallye is free with museum entry
• Recommended Age: 8–12 years (younger kids can join with help)