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Segenskirche

Gothic Revival and history in Reinickendorf's heart

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The Segenskirche in Reinickendorf captivates with its simple Gothic Revival architecture, designed by Silesian architect Hermann Schatteburg. Severely damaged during World War II, it now stands restored to its historical glory, inviting you to experience the ambiance of an architectural heritage. Let the high halls and serene moments of reflection enchant you.

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Despite severe destruction during World War II, the Segenskirche was rebuilt in its original Gothic Revival style according to Hermann Schatteburg's designs.

Quick Facts

Architect: Hermann Schatteburg
Architectural Style: Neo-Gothic
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument
Denomination: Protestant
Wheelchair Access: Not accessible

Guided Story

Imagine standing here in 1892, witnessing the grand opening of the Segenskirche. The air is filled with excitement, church bells ringing in celebration. Now, look up. Do you see the simple yet elegant Gothic Revival features? This architecture speaks of a time when minimalism held profound expression. Behind you, those sturdy walls have witnessed so much. Did you know they were heavily damaged in World War II but later restored to their former glory? These walls stand as silent witnesses to history, enduring through time’s changes. Feel the tranquility of this place, and let its ambiance envelop you.