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Herz-Jesu-Kirche (Alt-Lietzow)

Gothic Revival Gem in the Heart of Charlottenburg

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Nestled behind the Charlottenburg Town Hall, the Sacred Heart Church stands as the first Catholic construction project in Prussian Charlottenburg. Designed by Hubert Stier between 1875 and 1877, it showcases Gothic Revival architecture. It is recognized as a cultural heritage monument and is part of the 'Märtyrer von Berlin' parish.

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The church was built during the Kulturkampf.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1877
Architect: Hubert Stier
Architectural Style: Neo-Gothic
Heritage Status: Cultural Heritage Monument
Denomination: Roman Catholic
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible
Website: maertyrer-von-berlin.de

Guided Story

Take a moment to look past the striking Charlottenburg Town Hall, and you'll find the Sacred Heart Church. Founded in 1877, this church is a remarkable example of Gothic Revival architecture, designed by Hubert Stier. Notice the pointed arches and intricately decorated windows that characterize this style. As a cultural heritage monument, it stands as a significant testament to the Catholic building efforts in Prussian Charlottenburg. It is part of the 'Märtyrer von Berlin' parish, named to honor the city's martyrs. As you gaze at the church, you can sense the history embedded in its very stones.