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Pfarrkirche Ss. Corpus Christi

Gothic Revival Gem in Prenzlauer Berg

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Designed by Max Hasak in 1904, the Ss. Corpus Christi Church stands out with its Gothic Revival architecture on Conrad-Blenkle-Straße. The church tower, heightened to 40 meters in 1990, adds to its striking presence. A thorough renovation in 1992 revitalized the entire complex, including the adjoining residential buildings.

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The church was consecrated on December 15, 1904.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1904
Architect: Max Hasak
Architectural Style: Neo-Gothic
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument
Denomination: Roman Catholic
Wheelchair Access: Not accessible
Website: corpus-christi-berlin.de

Guided Story

Take a moment to admire the Gothic Revival façade designed by Max Hasak in 1904. Notice how the towering 40-meter church spire adds a striking presence to the skyline. This addition was made in 1990, enhancing the church’s distinct silhouette. As a Roman Catholic church, it's a place of worship and a recognized architectural heritage monument in Prenzlauer Berg. Look closely at the intricate details typical of the Gothic Revival style. In 1992, a comprehensive renovation breathed new life into the entire complex, including the adjoining residential buildings, preserving its historical charm. The church stands today as an important architectural landmark in the city.