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Matthäuskirche
Gothic Revival Splendor in Steglitz
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The Matthäuskirche in Berlin-Steglitz, constructed from 1876 to 1880, showcases the grandeur of Gothic Revival architecture. Designed by Emil Gette, this brick structure stands proudly between Schloßstraße and Rothenburgstraße. As a protected cultural heritage monument, the church and its community buildings reflect the area's historical depth.
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The community house was built by Otto Rudolf Salvisberg in 1929–1930.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1880
- Architect
- Emil Gette
- Architectural Style
- Neo-Gothic
- Heritage Status
- Cultural Heritage Monument
- Denomination
- Protestant
- Wheelchair Access
- Fully accessible
- Website
- matthaeus-steglitz.de
Guided Story
Look up and admire the stunning Gothic Revival design of the Matthäuskirche. Created by Emil Gette, this brick church has stood here since 1880, nestled between Schloßstraße and Rothenburgstraße. Its cruciform layout and detailed facades speak of the architectural brilliance of its era. More than just a place of worship, it is a protected cultural heritage monument, preserving the history of Steglitz. If you turn to the west, you can spot the community building, a later addition from the late 1920s. Together, they form a harmonious ensemble that highlights the importance of this site.
Location
Nearby
Schlosspark Theater
154 m away
Schwartzsche Villa
133 m away
Deutsches Blinden-Museum
188 m away
Der Gefesselte
113 m away
Leid an der Mauer
116 m away
Hermann-Ehlers-Platz
304 m away
Kirche des Nazareners
157 m away
Baptistengemeinde Steglitz
160 m away
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