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Neue Nazarethkirche

Gothic Revival Gem in Berlin's Wedding

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Built in 1893 by architect Max Spitta, the Neue Nazarethkirche is a Gothic Revival landmark in Berlin's Wedding district. Originally serving as the second parish church for the Evangelical Nazareth community, it has been a protected monument since the 1980s.

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The church was designed by architect Max Spitta.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1893
Architect: Max Spitta
Architectural Style: Neo-Gothic
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument
Denomination: Evangelical
Wheelchair Access: Not accessible

Guided Story

You're standing before the Neue Nazarethkirche, a striking example of Gothic Revival architecture in Berlin. Designed by Max Spitta in 1893, this church served as the second parish church for the Evangelical Nazareth community. Its intricate facades and Gothic elements are truly captivating. Notice the magnificent pointed arch windows that capture the light in a unique way. It has been a protected monument since the 1980s, highlighting its historical and cultural significance in the Wedding district. If you turn around, you'll see Leopoldplatz just a short walk away.