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Kirche Zum Heiligen Sava

Gothic Revival in Berlin's Urban Landscape

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St. Sava's Church in Berlin showcases the striking Gothic Revival style, constructed from 1888 to 1891 by architect August Orth. Initially designed as the Protestant Friedenskirche, it now serves the Serbian Orthodox community and is protected as an architectural heritage monument. Consecrated on January 19, 1891, it remains a notable landmark in the Gesundbrunnen district.

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The church was consecrated on January 19, 1891.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1891
Architect: August Orth
Architectural Style: Neo-Gothic
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument
Opening Date: January 19, 1891
Denomination: Serbian Orthodox
Former Name: Friedenskirche

Guided Story

Before you stands a striking example of Gothic Revival architecture, designed by architect August Orth. Originally built as the Friedenskirche for the Protestant community, it was consecrated in 1891. Today, it serves the Serbian Orthodox community and is protected as a heritage monument. Notice the intricate Gothic details that accentuate the rectangular layout of the building. As you look up, the imposing nave towers above you, a testament to its historical significance. Imagine how this church has been a landmark in the Gesundbrunnen district for over a century.