Pauluskirche
Gothic Revival Gem in Berlin's Lush Zehlendorf
Did you know?
The asymmetric layout of the Pauluskirche, designed by Hubert Stier, is a rare feature in Gothic Revival architecture.
Quick Facts
- Architect
- Hubert Stier
- Architectural Style
- Neo-Gothic
- Heritage Status
- Architectural Heritage Monument
Guided Story
Feel that gentle breeze on your face? It carries whispers of history from this place. Look at the red brick walls of the Pauluskirche, glowing warmly under the sunlight. This church stood through World War II, a silent witness to the changes in Berlin. As you look up, notice the intricately designed windows that let colorful beams of light fill the interior. Did you know the church’s asymmetric layout isn’t just an architectural choice, but a testament to architect Hubert Stier’s creativity and boldness? Behind you, sharing the same plot, is the parsonage, built in the same style. It’s almost like the buildings here share quiet conversations, stories of the times they’ve seen together.
Location
Nearby
Rathaus Zehlendorf
Dorfkirche Zehlendorf
Gedenkstein Opfer der NS-Herrschaft
Gemeindehaus der ev. Pauluskirche
Bali Kino
Sderotplatz
Heimatmuseum Zehlendorf