Berlin's Spookiest Halloween Houses: Demons, Mazes and Horror Labyrinths

The Tagesspiegel rounded up Berlin's most creative Halloween decorations for 2026, featuring reader-submitted photographs of homes across several districts. In Rudow, the 'Halloween Spukhaus Rudow' on Uhrmacherweg boasts a full horror maze and a five-star Google Maps rating. Reader Karlheinz Walker, who lives nearby and attends the event each year, identified it as the city's scariest house. In Spandau, the three-member Lünser family operates an annual Halloween labyrinth on their property with changing yearly themes; 2026's theme is 'Zwischenwelt' (in-between world), featuring psychedelic elements and distributing sweets to visitors who complete the maze. The family reports hundreds of visitors each year, with several volunteers now joining as scare actors. On Allemendeweg in Tegel, the Ehling and Peetsch families transformed their street into a community haunted spectacle, as reported by reader Renate Lach. In Lichterfelde-Ost, the Bandelier family on Sonneberger Weg presented an elaborately decorated property, while the Sterling family in Blankenfelde created a cemetery atmosphere with giant spiders, skulls, illuminated gravestones and pumpkin lights. The local restaurant Charmant on Brunsbütteler Damm in Staaken also contributed seasonal Halloween decorations, spotted by reader R. Kanitz.