Traveling with kids? New city guides from locals featured in the Guardian let you beat boredom with suggestions for cool ways to keep kids entertained in cities such as Berlin. 

“Kids won’t want to be dragged round endless rooms of Renaissance portraiture and Greek sculpture at museums such as the Gemäldegalerie or the Bode Museum, but many other big-hitters are geared to families,” writes Paul Sullivan. 

Sullivan recommends heading to Naturkundemuseum and the Deutsches Technisches Museum. 

“There’s also a large park with windmills and a watermill, and daily demonstrations, activities and guided thematic tours,” Sullivan says about the Deutsches Technisches Museum. 

There is also a museum dedicated to computer games, the Computerspiele Museum.

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“The first museum in the world dedicated to computer games, it has around 300 objects to browse, including interactive exhibits, reconstructions of 1980s arcade games and even some splashy multimedia art,” says Sullivan. 

For more suggestions on what to do with the kids in Berlin, read on here.