Serbisch-orthodoxe Christi-Auferstehungs-Kirche

You're standing in front of the Serbian Orthodox Church of the Resurrection, a remarkable testament to Berlin's religious diversity. Originally designed by Max Schluckebier as a Protestant wayside church, it has since found a new purpose as a Serbian Orthodox parish. Take a look at the facade, which still bears the architectural marks of its Protestant past. This church in Tempelhof is a symbol of the city's cultural and religious history, marking Berlin as the first German city with two Serbian Orthodox churches. If you turn around, you might spot Oberlandpark to the northeast or Märchenbrunnen to the west, both just a short walk away. This church is not just a place of worship, but also a piece of living city history. Feel the calm of the place and the stories its walls might tell.