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St. Thomas von Aquin

Contemporary design meets spiritual serenity

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At the Akademiekirche, designed in 1999 by Thomas Höger and Sarah Hare, you'll discover a seamless blend of modern architecture and sacred ambiance. The clean lines and light-filled interior invite moments of introspection. With wheelchair access, this spiritual haven is open to all. A place where modern spirituality finds its space in the vibrant heart of Berlin's Mitte district.

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Did you know?

St. Thomas von Aquin, also known as the Akademiekirche, is one of the newest Catholic church buildings in Berlin, having been constructed in 1999.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1999
Denomination: Roman Catholic
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible

Guided Story

Can you feel the serenity surrounding you? Look up and notice how the light streams through the large windows, bathing the space in a warm, inviting glow. This church was designed to blend modern simplicity with a touch of the sacred. Behind you, Hannoversche Straße leads into the bustling heart of Mitte, but inside here, time moves differently. A bit of history: on December 4th, 1999, this place was consecrated by Berlin's Archbishop Georg Sterzinsky. It's a haven for anyone seeking a moment of peace in the city's lively swirl. Let the architecture speak to you, and find your own moment of introspection.