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Kirche Zum Vaterhaus

Art Nouveau Elegance in the Heart of Treptow-Köpenick

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Step into the timeless elegance of the Church Zum Vaterhaus, crafted in 1911 by architects Heinrich Reinhardt and Georg Süßenguth in the exquisite Art Nouveau style. This Protestant church captivates with its seamless blend of art and spirituality, inviting you to explore the serenity and beauty within. Fully accessible, it offers a space of contemplation and wonder for every visitor.

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Did you know?

Architect Georg Süßenguth designed both the Kirche Zum Vaterhaus and the Treptow Town Hall, linking two significant Berlin landmarks to the same creative origin.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1911
Architect: Georg Süßenguth
Architectural Style: Art Nouveau
Heritage Status: Cultural Heritage Monument
Opening Date: November 11, 1911
Denomination: Protestant
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible

Guided Story

Look up at the intricate designs on the portal. This is the entrance to one of Treptow's first churches, built back in 1911. The name Church Zum Vaterhaus isn't just a name. High above, you'll see a quote from the Gospel of John: 'In my Father's house are many mansions'. Imagine the people of an ever-growing Berlin, seeking solace and community in these sacred walls. As you step through the grand doors, you might feel the whispers of history around you. The Art Nouveau details, crafted by Georg Süßenguth, bring art and faith together in a beautiful harmony. Everywhere you look, there's an invitation to pause and reflect.