Emmaus-Kirche (Onkel-Tom-Straße)

Here you are, witnessing a remarkable piece of Berlin's architectural history. This church was built in 1935 based on the designs of Diez Brandi, an architect who lived right here in the district of Zehlendorf. Notice the tall gable roof, stretching over the wooden three-aisled gallery hall. To the side, the square tower with its flat pyramid top is a distinctive feature of this building. Originally known as the Ernst-Moritz-Arndt Church, the Emmaus Church is now a protected architectural heritage monument. This house of worship is not only a place for reflection but also a significant example of modern architecture in Berlin.