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Immanuel-Kapelle
Neoclassical Elegance in Weißensee
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Designed by Carl Moritz and opened in 1910, the Immanuel Chapel in Berlin-Weißensee stands out with its neoclassical architectural style. The chapel features an organ that is part of the Evangelical Free Church community.
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Architect Carl Moritz was known for his influence on neoclassical architecture.
Quick Facts
- Architect
- Carl Moritz
- Architectural Style
- Neoclassical
- Opening Date
- 1910
Guided Story
Take a moment to appreciate the elegant façade, designed in a neoclassical style by Carl Moritz in 1910. The chapel exudes a serene dignity characteristic of this architectural design. Inside, you'll find the organ, an integral part of the Evangelical Free Church community. This organ gives the chapel its unique acoustic character. Let yourself be enveloped by the tranquil atmosphere as you admire the harmonious proportions of the space.
Location
Nearby

Baptisten-Gemeinde
2 m away

Kunsthalle Berlin-Weißensee
386 m away

Hamburger Platz
327 m away

St. Josef (Behaimstraße)
460 m away

Theater im Delphi
629 m away

Kapelle des Georgen-Parochial-Friedhof III
426 m away

Brotfabrik
661 m away

Mirbachplatz
582 m away
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