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Heilandskirche
Gothic Revival landmark with a striking tower
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The Protestant Church of the Savior in Berlin's Moabit district, founded in 1894, is a prime example of Gothic Revival architecture. Its 87-meter high tower, designed by Friedrich Schulze, stands prominently at the western edge of the Kleiner Tiergarten. The main organ is a notable feature of the church.
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The church was designed by Friedrich Schulze.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1894
- Architect
- Friedrich Schulze
- Architectural Style
- Neo-Gothic
- Denomination
- Protestant
- Opening Hours
- We 12:00-15:00
- Wheelchair Access
- Fully accessible
- Phone
- +49 30 3069880
Guided Story
Take a look at the 87-meter high tower that proudly marks the western edge of the Kleiner Tiergarten. Designed by Friedrich Schulze, this structure is a remarkable example of Gothic Revival architecture. As you approach, notice the intricate details adorning the church's facade. Inside, the main organ is a notable feature, contributing significantly to the church's interior. From where you stand, you can also see the streets surrounding the church: Turmstraße to the north and Alt-Moabit to the south. Take a moment to appreciate the serene atmosphere and historical significance of this place.
Location
Nearby
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