Erlöserkirche (Schröderstraße)
Hidden Gothic Revival in Berlin's Heart
Did you know?
The Erlöserkirche is part of a protected architectural ensemble.
Quick Facts
- Architectural Style
- Neo-Gothic
- Heritage Status
- Architectural Heritage Monument
- Denomination
- United Methodist
- Wheelchair Access
- Partially accessible
Evidence and review
- Authorship
- Authorship unavailable
- Publication approval
- Approval provenance unavailable
- Editorial review
- Not reviewed
Guided Story
As you stand here, you're in front of a hidden gem of Berlin's architectural history. The Erlöserkirche, a Gothic Revival back building, was constructed in 1905. Nestled in the courtyard at Schröderstraße 5, it holds a unique sense of seclusion. Take a closer look: The Gothic style, with its pointed arches and intricate detailing, reflects the work of architect Carl Breuer. Together with the adjacent residential building, it enjoys heritage monument status. This church belongs to the United Methodist denomination, offering a glimpse into a time when Berlin was reinventing itself architecturally. While you linger here, you might feel the calm that this historic site exudes.
Location
Nearby
Stadtbad Mitte
Semjon Contemporary Galerie für zeitgenössische Kunst
Zinema
KW Institute for Contemporary Art
St. Adalbert-Kirche
Golgatha-Kirche
Pappelplatz
