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Himmelfahrtskirche
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Himmelfahrtskirche

Modern architecture in the heart of Gesundbrunnen

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The Himmelfahrtskirche on Gustav-Meyer-Allee is a striking example of modern architecture, designed by Otto Bartning and opened in 1956. This heritage-listed complex includes a rectangular hall church, a bell tower, and extensions for community facilities. It serves as the worship space for the Kirchengemeinde am Humboldthain.
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The Himmelfahrtskirche was built based on plans by renowned architect Otto Bartning.

Quick Facts

Founded
1956
Architect
Otto Bartning
Architectural Style
Modernism
Heritage Status
Architectural Heritage Monument
Opening Date
April 30, 1956
Denomination
Protestant

Guided Story

Notice the modern architecture of this church, designed by Otto Bartning in 1956. The Himmelfahrtskirche is a heritage-listed building and a remarkable example of modern style with its clean lines. In front of you is the rectangular hall church, whose shape and structure blend impressively into the surroundings. To your right is the bell tower, a prominent feature that defines the complex's silhouette. More than just a place of worship, this church is an active part of the Protestant community here at Humboldthain. The extensions you might see towards the back serve the community with versatile spaces for various activities. As you stand here, take in the tranquility and clear architecture, a piece of Berlin's history right in the lively district of Mitte in Gesundbrunnen.

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