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Breitscheidplatz, 10789, Berlin, DE Germany
contacts phone: +49 30 2185023
website: gedaechtniskirche-berlin.de
larger map & directionsLatitude: 52.504818, Longitude: 13.335082
Jade Chang
::A ruin of the WWII, the church rebuilt and merged the old classical style and the modern style. It was a perfect blend of ideas!
Américo dos Santos
::A place to imagine what WWII was like. Maintained as it was when bombed, the Gedächtniskirche is also a no-miss place in Berlin. And, of course: if you watched Christiane F. you can see around a Mercedes-Benz logo on a building that appeared on the movie.
Grahame M
::Absolutely unmissable. The ruined church is a sobering reminder of war and the interior of the new church adjacent is stunningly beautiful.
Lars Michael Milo-Sydow
::Absolutely incredible mosaic. Probably one of the best I ever saw. Entrance was free, so if you’re around.. definitely check it out. The new church on the side really surprised us, so definitely check that out as well.
Gary Jelks
::A great place to visit when in Berlin. Around the church in December is a fantastic Christmas Market. Sadly the "tower" containing the bells is scaffolded but the smaller hexagonal building is beautifully lit at night. If you are in the locality during the day you should hear the bells. The sound is magnificent. Not far from the Zoological Gardens and a subway station of the same name. Easy to get to and well worth the visit.