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Magdalenenkirche
A Historic Architectural Gem in Neukölln
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The Magdalenenkirche in Neukölln stands out with its round-arched style, designed by Wendt and Hermann Bohl. Since 1879, its square tower has defined the local skyline, while the polygonal choir serves as an architectural highlight. As a Protestant church, it is a protected monument, bearing minimal war damage.
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Construction of the church was completed in 1879.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1879
- Height
- 50 m
- Heritage Status
- Cultural Heritage Monument
- Denomination
- Protestant
- Wheelchair Access
- Not accessible
- Phone
- +49 30 56825730
Guided Story
Take a moment to appreciate the square tower that has graced the Neukölln skyline since 1879. Designed by Wendt and Hermann Bohl, the Magdalenenkirche features a round-arched style with a distinctive polygonal choir. As a Protestant church, it is recognized as a cultural heritage monument. Remarkably, it suffered only minor damage during World War II, with the windows being the main casualties. Nearby, you might sense the proximity of Karl-Marx-Platz, just a short distance away.
Location
Nearby
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