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Ölberg-Kirche

Art Nouveau architecture and Protestant heritage combined

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Located in Berlin's Kreuzberg district, the Ölberg-Kirche was built in 1922 based on designs by Curt Steinberg. Its Art Nouveau style is prominently featured in the architecture. Situated at the corner of Paul-Lincke-Ufer and Lausitzer Straße, this Protestant church is a notable example of Berlin's architectural diversity.

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The church was designed by architect Curt Steinberg in 1922.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1922
Architect: Curt Steinberg
Denomination: Protestant
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible
Website: emmaus.de

Guided Story

You're standing before the Ölberg-Kirche, a striking example of Art Nouveau architecture in Berlin. Built in 1922 by Curt Steinberg, this church showcases the flowing lines and floral motifs typical of the style. Located at the corner of Paul-Lincke-Ufer and Lausitzer Straße, it highlights the rich architectural diversity of the city. As you take in the view, you can sense the calmness of a place that has witnessed much, yet it remains a constant part of the vibrant Kreuzberg district.