Somewhere for kids to climb, jump and train outside school. These are sports halls and clubs that take children, from bouldering gyms with kids' courses to indoor action parks. Many group children by age and level, so a first-timer and a keen returner both have somewhere to start.
A large climbing center run by the German Alpine Club (DAV), with roped walls up to 15 m high inside and out, plus a bouldering hall. Kids get their own routes and boulders, marked with a monkey sign and set with small holds, and a ten-problem kids' course.
Upstairs, an enclosed play area has climbing walls and a slide. Outside there's a playground with a sandbox and a big trampoline.
A German Alpine Club (DAV) climbing center with 5,100 sqm of rope walls (about 500 routes), a separate bouldering hall, and outdoor walls under a wide roof overhang that keeps them climbable in rain.
Kids' routes and boulders carry a small monkey sign and use holds sized for small hands. Downstairs, a play area has a pirate ship, a knights' castle and thick crash mats.
Boulderwelt München Süd is a bouldering gym in Brunnthal, just south of Munich. Kids under 14 climb in the Kinderwelt, a separate area with kid-sized holds, a hand-painted Alpine scene, a slide and tunnels, or in a mixed area with marked kids' routes beside the adult walls.
Parents can wait in a lounge with coffee. It is not a drop-off: an adult supervises kids the whole time.
Boulderwelt München Ost is a bouldering gym on the upper floors of a building by München Ost station, with 6m walls climbed without ropes.
The 4th floor holds a Kinderwelt just for kids: hand-painted underwater walls with a castle, crawl tunnels and a slide for climbers from about age 2. Kids 6 and up can also use the mixed area, where routes marked with a hand have closer holds.
A large bouldering gym: climbing low walls over crash mats, with no ropes or harness. Upstairs is a kids' climbing world with child-sized holds, a parcours zone modeled on the adults' hall, and a hand-painted underwater and Inca jungle area for toddlers.
Three wall sections are reset every week, so regulars keep finding new routes. A café sits by check-in.
Munich Action Park fills the former Olympic ice training hall at the Olympiapark with about 2,000 square meters of action sports: bouldering walls, a Ninja Warrior obstacle course, a parkour area and a calisthenics zone.
Younger kids get their own Kids' Area with low bouldering and obstacles to try each sport. A bistro sells pretzels, pinsa, cake and drinks, and outside food isn't allowed.
Somewhere for kids to climb, jump and train outside school. These are sports halls and clubs that take children, from bouldering gyms with kids' courses to indoor action parks. Many group children by age and level, so a first-timer and a keen returner both have somewhere to start.
A large climbing center run by the German Alpine Club (DAV), with roped walls up to 15 m high inside and out, plus a bouldering hall. Kids get their own routes and boulders, marked with a monkey sign and set with small holds, and a ten-problem kids' course.
Upstairs, an enclosed play area has climbing walls and a slide. Outside there's a playground with a sandbox and a big trampoline.
A German Alpine Club (DAV) climbing center with 5,100 sqm of rope walls (about 500 routes), a separate bouldering hall, and outdoor walls under a wide roof overhang that keeps them climbable in rain.
Kids' routes and boulders carry a small monkey sign and use holds sized for small hands. Downstairs, a play area has a pirate ship, a knights' castle and thick crash mats.
Boulderwelt München Süd is a bouldering gym in Brunnthal, just south of Munich. Kids under 14 climb in the Kinderwelt, a separate area with kid-sized holds, a hand-painted Alpine scene, a slide and tunnels, or in a mixed area with marked kids' routes beside the adult walls.
Parents can wait in a lounge with coffee. It is not a drop-off: an adult supervises kids the whole time.
Boulderwelt München Ost is a bouldering gym on the upper floors of a building by München Ost station, with 6m walls climbed without ropes.
The 4th floor holds a Kinderwelt just for kids: hand-painted underwater walls with a castle, crawl tunnels and a slide for climbers from about age 2. Kids 6 and up can also use the mixed area, where routes marked with a hand have closer holds.
A large bouldering gym: climbing low walls over crash mats, with no ropes or harness. Upstairs is a kids' climbing world with child-sized holds, a parcours zone modeled on the adults' hall, and a hand-painted underwater and Inca jungle area for toddlers.
Three wall sections are reset every week, so regulars keep finding new routes. A café sits by check-in.
Munich Action Park fills the former Olympic ice training hall at the Olympiapark with about 2,000 square meters of action sports: bouldering walls, a Ninja Warrior obstacle course, a parkour area and a calisthenics zone.
Younger kids get their own Kids' Area with low bouldering and obstacles to try each sport. A bistro sells pretzels, pinsa, cake and drinks, and outside food isn't allowed.
