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Maria Regina Martyrum
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Maria Regina Martyrum

Where Modern Design Honors Historical Sacrifice

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Step into the serene dignity of Maria Regina Martyrum, a modern church built to honor the martyrs of faith and conscience. Its striking bell tower and courtyard invite reflection and commemorate a significant past. Fully accessible, it offers a tranquil retreat in the heart of Charlottenburg-Nord.
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Architect Hans Schädel designed the church Maria Regina Martyrum in modern style as a memorial to honor the martyrs for faith and conscience freedom.

Quick Facts

Founded
1963
Architect
Hans Schädel
Architectural Style
Modernism
Heritage Status
Cultural Heritage Monument
Denomination
Roman Catholic
Wheelchair Access
Fully accessible

Guided Story

Feel the profound silence enveloping you? This church, with its modern and simple design, holds deep stories within its walls. Look up at the bell tower, standing like a silent guardian watching over the past. Here, you're standing in a place dedicated to those who sacrificed their lives for their faith and conscience. If you turn around, the courtyard behind you acts as a serene garden, inviting reflection amidst the bustling city. Designed by Hans Schädel, the architecture merges clear lines with powerful symbolism. Just southeast of you, the Plötzensee Memorial Church complements Maria Regina Martyrum, both keeping alive the memory of a turbulent past.

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