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Stephanus Kirche

Modern architecture with historical significance

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The Protestant Stephanus Church in Berlin-Zehlendorf, designed by Otto Risse, showcases post-war modern architecture. Built between 1960 and 1961, it features a central structure and a standalone bell tower, both protected as architectural heritage. Located at the corner of Hochbaum and Mühlenstraße, it stands as a significant historical monument.

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The standalone bell tower of Stephanus Church is a protected monument.

Quick Facts

Founded: September 2, 1961
Architect: Otto Risse
Architectural Style: Modernism
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument
Denomination: Protestant
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible
Website: s561751465.website-start.de

Guided Story

Here you are, standing before the Protestant Stephanus Church, a striking example of post-war modern architecture in Berlin-Zehlendorf. Notice the standalone bell tower, which, along with the church's central structure, forms a protected heritage ensemble. This architectural monument was completed in 1961, designed by Otto Risse. Located at the corner of Hochbaum and Mühlenstraße, the church's clean lines and modern style reflect its era. Take a moment to absorb the serenity and the space around you.