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Lausitzer Platz
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Lausitzer Platz

Historic city square with architectural heritage

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Lausitzer Platz in Kreuzberg is noted for the Emmauskirche, built by August Orth between 1890 and 1893. It was originally the largest church in the city after the Berlin Cathedral. The square was named in 1849 and is surrounded by a vibrant street.
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The Emmauskirche was the largest church in Berlin after the Cathedral.

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As you stand on Lausitzer Platz, take a moment to admire the Emmauskirche, built between 1890 and 1893 by architect August Orth. It was once the largest church in the city, second only to the Berlin Cathedral. Named in 1849, this square is at the heart of vibrant Kreuzberg. Surrounding you is a lively street that encircles the square. Look to the south, and you'll spot the Emmauskirche, anchoring the center of this historic space. The square was originally reserved within the old city wall, a testament to its long history. Enjoy the unique blend of Berlin's past that this spot offers.

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