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Stephanuskirche
Gothic Revival in Berlin's Heart
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The Stephanuskirche, a Protestant church located in Berlin's Gesundbrunnen district, was constructed between 1902 and 1904 based on designs by architect Adolf Bürckner. This Gothic Revival structure, consecrated on December 4, 1904, is recognized as an architectural heritage monument. The church is named after the deacon and martyr Stephen.
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Architect Adolf Bürckner designed the Stephanuskirche.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- December 4, 1904
- Architect
- Adolf Bürckner
- Architectural Style
- Neo-Gothic
- Heritage Status
- Architectural Heritage Monument
- Opening Date
- December 3, 1904
- Denomination
- Protestant
- Wheelchair Access
- Partially accessible
Guided Story
You're standing before a remarkable example of Gothic Revival architecture, designed by Adolf Bürckner. Constructed between 1902 and 1904, the Stephanuskirche was consecrated on December 4, 1904. It's recognized as an architectural heritage monument. Notice the intricate details on the facade, characteristic of the Gothic style. The church is named after the deacon Stephen, the first martyr of Christianity. About 114 meters to the south, you can find the Ballhaus Prinzenallee, a venue for culture and entertainment. This church is a significant expression of the Protestant faith and a vital part of Gesundbrunnen's history.
Location
Nearby
Labyrinth Children's Museum
299 m away
Ballhaus Prinzenallee
115 m away
Müll Museum
22 m away
Harald Juhnke
400 m away
St. Petrus (Bellermannstraße)
502 m away
Jesus Miracle Harvest Church Intl.
381 m away
Eulerstraße
619 m away
Bösebrücke
879 m away
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