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Wichernkirche

The traveling church of Hakenfelde

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The Wichernkirche in Berlin-Spandau is a more than 100-year-old Protestant church known for its history as a 'traveling church'. Initially built at two other locations, it finally settled in the district of Hakenfelde. Designed by architect Heinrich Jassoy, this unique structure forms part of the Protestant parish in northern Spandau, alongside the Lutherkirche and the Radeland community center.

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The Wichernkirche has stood at two other locations.

Quick Facts

Architect: Heinrich Jassoy
Denomination: Protestant
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible

Guided Story

Take a look at this fascinating building, now firmly settled here in Hakenfelde. The Wichernkirche, designed by Heinrich Jassoy, carries over 100 years of history. Originally, it stood at two other locations before finding its home here. This church is not just a place of worship; it's a testament to both change and permanence. Together with the Lutherkirche and the Radeland community center, it forms the Protestant parish in northern Spandau. If you look to the west, you can spot the Stiftskirche, about 764 meters away.