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Neustädtischer Kirchplatz

A Wheelchair-Friendly Oasis in Central Berlin

Counts toward these achievements:

Berlin: First Steps10 pts

Berlin: Explorer25 pts

Berlin: Insider50 pts

Neustädtischer Kirchplatz, nestled in the Mitte district, invites you to unwind in its serene atmosphere. Whether you're taking a leisurely stroll or simply soaking in the tranquility, this square is ideal in any season. The spacious, wheelchair-accessible paths ensure everyone can enjoy their visit, all while being surrounded by a touch of historical architecture.

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Did you know?

Neustädtischer Kirchplatz was named only in 2011, despite the Dorotheenstädtische Church that once stood there being demolished back in 1965.

Quick Facts

Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible

Guided Story

Feel the gentle breeze on your skin? Right where you stand, the Dorotheenstädtische Church once stood. Take a look around; this generous open space was transformed into a green retreat only in 2000. Turn north, and you'll spot the charming Little Love Column fountain, a perfect spot to pause and reflect. Listen closely, and you might hear the soft trickle of water. Behind you, northeast, lies the Children's Transport Memorial, a poignant reminder of history. In spring, when the first blossoms appear, this place becomes particularly enchanting, with nature putting on a colorful show. Let the blend of history and nature captivate you, and savor the tranquility right in the heart of bustling Berlin.