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Kirche am Stölpchensee
Historical Landmark by the Stölpchensee
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Built in 1859 by Friedrich August Stüler, the Kirche am Stölpchensee is a Protestant architectural heritage site in Berlin's Wannsee district. This hall church with a crossing tower combines historical significance with artistic vision. It is protected as a heritage monument and features an impressive pipe organ.
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The church was built based on an idea by King Frederick William IV.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1859
- Architect
- Friedrich August Stüler
- Heritage Status
- Architectural Heritage Monument
- Denomination
- Protestant
- Wheelchair Access
- Not accessible
Guided Story
Look up at the crossing tower of this remarkable hall church. The Kirche am Stölpchensee was built in 1859 by the renowned architect Friedrich August Stüler. It replaces the medieval village church of Stolpe and stands proud here at Wilhelmplatz. You can sense the architectural vision of King Friedrich Wilhelm IV, brought to life by Stüler's design. This church is not only a place of worship but also a protected architectural heritage site. Inside, an impressive pipe organ awaits, enhancing the church's acoustic splendor.
Location
Nearby
Sportanlage Wannsee
636 m away
Galerie Mutter Fourage
597 m away
Alsenbrücke
216 m away
Wilhelmplatz (West)
50 m away
St. Michael (Königstraße)
876 m away
Fernmeldeturm Schäferberg
1.1 km away
Stahlgittermast Schäferberg
1.2 km away
Großes Fenn
1.1 km away
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