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A purple circular platform with railings, ropes, and a ceiling containing colorful balloons enclosed in a net.

Bubble Planet Berlin Tickets

Visit an interactive art exhibit and try bubble-themed snacks

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Bubble Planet: Berlin

Starts on 12 December 2025

About: Bubble Planet Berlin

Enjoy interactive bubble exhibits. Participate in bubble-making workshops.
Bubble Planet Berlin
4 Eichenstraße, 12435, Berlin
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