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St. Sebastian
Gothic Revival elegance in Berlin's heart
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Nestled in the Mitte district, St. Sebastian Church showcases its distinctive Gothic Revival architecture, crafted by the renowned architect Max Hasak. Since opening in 1893, its towering presence and intricate details have captivated both worshippers and art enthusiasts. With wheelchair access, everyone is welcome to experience the serene beauty and solemn atmosphere of this historic gem.
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Did you know?
Architect Max Hasak designed the St. Sebastian Church in the Gothic Revival style, and it opened in 1893, making it a remarkable example of this era in Berlin.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1893
- Architect
- Max Hasak
- Architectural Style
- Neo-Gothic
- Heritage Status
- Architectural Heritage Monument
- Opening Date
- June 26, 1893
- Denomination
- Roman Catholic
- Wheelchair Access
- Fully accessible
Guided Story
Feel the gentle breeze as it wafts through the high windows? Imagine the late 19th century, when this church first opened its doors. Look up to the towering spires reaching into the sky, crafted by the architect Max Hasak. Did you know this place once accommodated 4000 people? Today, it’s a more intimate space, shared by Berlin’s Croatian community and St. Sebastian’s parish. Turn around and soak in the solemn quietude that fills this sacred space. It's as if the walls themselves are whispering stories of the past.
