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Matthias-Claudius-Gemeinde
A Place of Reflection in Heiligensee
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The Protestant Matthias-Claudius Church, designed by Jürgen Bachmann, opened its doors on October 2, 1938. Located on Schulzendorfer Straße, it showcases the architectural style of the late 1930s. As a place of worship, it remains a central part of the Reinickendorf community.
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Did you know?
The church was inaugurated exactly one year before the outbreak of World War II.
Quick Facts
- Architect
- Jürgen Bachmann
- Denomination
- Protestant
- Opening Hours
- PH Mo 09:00-11:00 off; We 16:30-18:00 off; Th 09:00-11:00 off
- Wheelchair Access
- Fully accessible
Guided Story
You're standing in front of a significant piece of architectural history. The Protestant Matthias-Claudius Church was designed by Jürgen Bachmann and opened on October 2, 1938. Notice the clean lines and simple design, characteristic of the late 1930s architectural style. This church is deeply rooted in the Reinickendorf community, providing a place of tranquility and reflection. If you turn around, you might catch sight of the St. Marien Maternitas Church, located about 700 meters west. It's fascinating how these churches shape the skyline and community life in this area.
Location
Nearby
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