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Dorfkirche Lichtenrade

Historic Church by Berlin's Largest Village Pond

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The Lichtenrade Village Church, a Protestant architectural heritage monument, is beautifully situated on the former village green of Lichtenrade, Berlin. Adjacent to the church is the Giebelpfuhl, recognized as Berlin's largest village pond. At the east end of the initially towerless church, you'll find the charming former parsonage built from yellow bricks.

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The Giebelpfuhl is considered Berlin's largest village pond.

Quick Facts

Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument
Denomination: Protestant
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible

Guided Story

Take a moment to appreciate the Lichtenrade Village Church. This Protestant church, recognized as a heritage monument, stands proudly on the former village green. To your side is the Giebelpfuhl, Berlin's largest village pond, providing a serene backdrop. At the east end, notice the charming former parsonage made from yellow bricks. Originally built without a tower, this church holds stories of the community's past, nestled in the tranquility of its natural surroundings.