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Sankt Marien

Modern architecture in the heart of Zehlendorf

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Sankt Marien Church in Berlin-Zehlendorf stands as a striking example of modern architecture, designed by Hans Schmidt. Dedicated on February 18, 1973, it serves the Evangelical Lutheran community as a place of worship. Its clean lines and functional style reflect the architectural vision of the 1970s.

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The church was consecrated by the future bishop Gerhard Rost.

Quick Facts

Founded: February 18, 1973
Architect: Hans Schmidt
Architectural Style: Modernism
Denomination: Lutheran
Wheelchair Access: Partially accessible
Website: lutherisch.de

Guided Story

Take a moment to observe the clean lines of Sankt Marien Church. Designed by Hans Schmidt, this structure is a testament to the modern architecture of the 1970s. Dedicated on February 18, 1973, it serves the Evangelical Lutheran community here in Zehlendorf. The functional style you see highlights the elegant simplicity of that era's architectural vision. Just 119 meters to the south, you'll find the Herz-Jesu Church. This church stands not just as a building, but as a serene witness to time, offering a place of retreat in the bustling city of Berlin.