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Kirche am Südstern

Gothic Revival and living history at Südstern

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Step into the captivating atmosphere of the Kirche am Südstern, a Gothic Revival masterpiece crafted by architect Ernst August Rossteuscher. Since 1897, its striking pointed arches and intricate details have shaped the Berlin skyline. Once a garrison church, it whispers tales of bygone eras. Let the spiritual serenity and architectural splendor of this heritage-listed site enchant you.

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Originally built as a garrison church for the Prussian military, the Church at Südstern showcases the impressive Gothic Revival style by Ernst August Roßteuscher.

Quick Facts

Founded: May 8, 1897
Architect: Ernst August Roßteuscher
Architectural Style: Neo-Gothic
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument
Denomination: Pentecostal
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible

Guided Story

Take a moment and feel the quiet that envelops you here. Once, this place was filled with the solemn presence of soldiers, as it served as a garrison church. Look up at the soaring pointed arches, almost reaching for the sky. These Gothic Revival elements are hallmarks of the architect Ernst August Roßteuscher. Notice the intricate details on the facade, a testament to the craftsmanship of the era. Here, history and spirituality converge, and you're right in the middle of it. Let the grandeur of this place wash over you.