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St. Elisabeth

Gothic Revival with Heritage Protection

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Built in 1911, St. Elisabeth in Schöneberg showcases Gothic Revival architecture with its red brick facade. Designed by Bernhard Hertel, this Catholic church is a protected architectural monument. It honors St. Elizabeth of Thuringia as its patron saint.

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The church has been a heritage monument since 1911.

Quick Facts

Architect: Bernhard Hertel
Architectural Style: Neo-Gothic
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument
Denomination: Roman Catholic

Guided Story

Take a look at the striking facade of this church. The red bricks give it a distinct character, reflecting the Gothic Revival style that architect Bernhard Hertel so masterfully brought to life. Built in 1911, this single-nave church is now a protected architectural monument. As you glance upwards, notice the intricate details typical of the Gothic style. Dedicated to St. Elizabeth of Thuringia, it serves as a significant spiritual place for the Catholic community in Schöneberg. Enjoy a moment of tranquility amidst the bustling city and absorb the timeless beauty of this sacred space.