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St. Marien (Gundelfinger Straße)

Romanesque Revival Elegance in Karlshorst

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The St. Marienkirche in Berlin's Karlshorst district, built from 1935 to 1937, stands out with its Romanesque Revival architecture. Designed by Clemens Lohmer, it features intricate reliefs of the four evangelists. After World War II, it was temporarily used as a depot by the Soviet Army before resuming its role as a church in 1949.

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The church was consecrated on June 27, 1937.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1936
Architect: Clemens Lohmer
Architectural Style: Romanesque
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument
Denomination: Roman Catholic
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible

Guided Story

Take a closer look at the stunning façade of the church, designed in Romanesque Revival style by Clemens Lohmer. Built between 1935 and 1937, this church is a protected architectural heritage monument. One of its distinctive features is the intricate reliefs of the four evangelists that adorn its exterior. These artistic details are a hallmark of its style, adding a unique character to the structure. After World War II, the building served as a depot for the Soviet Army until 1949, when it resumed its role as a Catholic place of worship. St. Marien is part of a larger complex that includes the clergy house, standing proudly here on Gundelfinger Straße in the Karlshorst district.