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Pfarrkirche Altglienicke

Historic Architecture in Altglienicke's Heart

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Built in 1895, the Altglienicke Parish Church showcases the design of architect Ludwig von Tiedemann. Located at the corner of Semmelweis and Köpenicker Streets in Berlin's Treptow-Köpenick district, this Protestant church is a registered architectural heritage monument. It stands as a significant example of late 19th-century architecture.

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The church was designed by Ludwig von Tiedemann.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1895
Architect: Ludwig von Tiedemann
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument
Denomination: Protestant

Guided Story

As you stand here at the corner of Semmelweis and Köpenicker Streets, take a moment to admire this remarkable structure. The Altglienicke Parish Church, built in 1895, showcases the design genius of architect Ludwig von Tiedemann. This Protestant church is not only a place of worship but also holds the status of an architectural heritage monument. Notice the late 19th-century details, making it a significant example of its era. This church stands as a quiet testament to history, inviting you to appreciate its enduring presence in the community. Look around and feel the connection between past and present in this venerable building.