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Gemeindekapelle

Modern design meets serene spirituality

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Designed by Egon Eiermann, the chapel blends minimalist Bauhaus architecture with a welcoming atmosphere. Built in 1961, this Protestant chapel offers a space for reflection and inclusivity. Its wheelchair accessibility highlights its inviting nature. Discover the simple elegance and peaceful aura of this heritage-listed site.

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Renowned architect Egon Eiermann designed the chapel, which has been a heritage site since 1961.

Quick Facts

Founded: December 17, 1961
Architect: Egon Eiermann
Height: 5 m
Denomination: Protestant
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible

Guided Story

Can you feel the calmness surrounding you? This chapel, right in front of you, is a hidden architectural gem designed by Egon Eiermann. Look up – the straightforward lines and modest height, only five meters, create an intimate feeling. Behind you, you might sense the hustle and bustle of Breitscheidplatz, yet here, time almost seems to pause. Built in the early 60s, this space was intended as a peaceful refuge for the community. Its minimalist Bauhaus style gives you a moment for inner reflection. And one of the best parts? It's accessible to everyone, with its design highlighting inclusivity and openness.