List of sacred buildings in Berlin

There are a large number of churches and other sacred buildings in Berlin , so only those should be included here that are of particular importance in terms of church history, town history or architecture. Also refer to the Dehio manual:

Georg Dehio : Handbook of German Art Monuments , Bd. Berlin. German art publisher 2000
Berlin and its buildings . Part VI: Sacred buildings, Berlin 1997

At the beginning of the 19th century there were 23 churches in Old Berlin, whose names and addresses can be found in the Brief Description of Berlin in the 1822 address book.

Churches and chapels

Mitte district

Baptist Church - Neue Jakobstrasse (previously: Schmidstrasse), first building 1847–1848, new building in 1891, Baptist , destroyed in 1945

Berlin Cathedral - Am Lustgarten , first building 1747–1750, second building 1842–1848 and 1849–1858, new building 1894–1905, monument, Protestant

Bethlehem Church, also: "Bohemian Church" - Bethlehemkirchplatz , 1735–1737, Protestant , destroyed in 1943

Christ Church - Anklamer Straße, before 1895–1898, monument, formerly Protestant , since 1992 Pentecostal parish

Dominican Church - beginning of the 14th century, Dominican monastery church , Catholic , Protestant after the monastery was abolished as a result of the Reformation , from 1536 the Hohenzollern Cathedral in connection with the neighboring city palace , demolished in 1747 due to dilapidation

Dorotheenstädtische Kirche - Neustädtischer Kirchplatz , first building in 1687, rebuilding adjacent to the new building 1861–1863, initially in French-Calvinist / German-Lutheran / German-Reformed / ( simultaneous church ), last Protestant , burned out in June 1944, ruins removed in 1965

Dreifaltigkeitskirche - Mohrenstraße , 1737–1739, Protestant , destroyed in 1943

Elisabethkirche - Invalidenstraße , 1830–1835, monument, ruin since 1945, restored from 1990 to 2001, since then cultural use, Protestant

Erlöserkirche - Schröderstraße , until 1905, architectural monument, Evangelical Methodist

Evangelical Lutheran Church Berlin , also: “Annenkirche” - Annenstrasse, 1855–1857, monument, old Lutheran

Franciscan Church - Klosterstraße / Littenstraße , around 1250, monument, built as a Franciscan monastery church , Catholic , Protestant after the Reformation , destroyed in 1945, ruin secured until 1963, since 2004 the ruin has been used for cultural events

French Friedrichstadtkirche - Gendarmenmarkt , 1701–1705 as “French Church”, monument, Protestant

Friedrichswerder Church - Werderscher Markt , first building 1701, new building 1824–1830, architectural monument, formerly Protestant , then a museum, since 2012 unused

Garrison Church - Garnisonkirchplatz, first building 1701–1703, new building 1720–1722, Protestant , burned out in 1943, ruins removed in 1962

Georgenkirche - Georgenkirchplatz, 1894–1898, Protestant , destroyed in World War II

Gertraudenkirche , also: "Spittelkirche" - Spittelmarkt , beginning of the 15th century, new building until 1655, renovation adjacent to the new building until 1739, initially Catholic , since the Reformation Protestant , demolished until 1882

Gnadenkirche - in Invalidenpark on Invalidenstrasse, Protestant , destroyed in World War II, ruins removed in 1967

Golgotha Church - Borsigstrasse, 1898–1900, monument, Protestant

Heilig-Geist-Kapelle - Spandauer Strasse , around 1390, monument, 1655–1703 Ev. Garrison church, Catholic , meanwhile Protestant , secularized in 1906, today the ballroom of the Humboldt University

Chapel of Reconciliation - Bernauer Strasse , 1999–2000, Protestant

Luisenstadt-Kirche - Alte Jakobstraße, first building 1695, new building 1753, Protestant , burned out in 1945, ruins removed in 1964, today a horticultural memorial complex

Marienkirche - Karl-Liebknecht-Straße , around 1270-1300, monument, Catholic parish church, Protestant since the Reformation

New Church - Gendarmenmarkt at the German Cathedral , first building 1701–1708, new building 1881–1882, monument, formerly Protestant , today exhibition building

Nikolaikirche - Nikolaikirchplatz / Poststraße , around 1230, monument, Catholic parish church, Protestant after the Reformation , today a museum

Parochialkirche - Klosterstrasse / Parochialstrasse / Waisenstrasse, 1695–1705, monument, Protestant

Petrikirche - Petriplatz , built around 1230, Catholic parish church of Cölln , Protestant after the Reformation , rebuilt in 1847 after several structural damage, ruin since 1945, demolished until 1964

St. Adalbert Church - Torstraße / Linienstraße , 1932–1933, monument, Catholic

St. George's Church , also: "English Church" - Monbijoupark , 1884–1885, Anglican , damaged in air raids in 1943/1944, demolished in 1959 with the ruins of Monbijou Castle

St. Hedwig's Cathedral - Bebelplatz / Behrenstrasse / Behind the Catholic Church, 1747–1773, monument, Catholic

St. Johannes Evangelist Church - Auguststraße , 1895–1900, monument, Protestant

St. Maria Viktoria Church, chapel of the St. Maria Viktoria Heilanstalt - Reinhardtstraße, 1908–1912, Catholic , demolished in 1939

St. Mark's Church , Weberstrasse, location today built over by Weydemeyerstrasse, 1848–1855, Protestant , largely destroyed in an air raid in 1944, ruins removed in 1957

St. Michaels Church - Michaelkirchplatz, 1850–1861, ruin since World War II, monument, Catholic

St. Philip Apostle Church , Philippstrasse, 1852, Protestant , burned out in 1945, demolished in the 1960s

St. Thomas von Aquin (Academy Church ) - Hannoversche Straße, on the grounds of the Catholic Academy , consecrated in 1999, Catholic

Sophienkirche , temporarily also: "Spandauische Kirche" - Große Hamburger Straße , 1712–1713, monument, Protestant

Reconciliation Church - Bernauer Strasse, 1892–1894, Protestant , blown up in 1985

Zionskirche - Zionskirchplatz, 1866–1873, architectural monument, Protestant

Berlin Cathedral
Marienkirche
Hedwig's Cathedral
French cathedral
St. Michaels Church
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Sophienkirche
Nicolaikirche
Friedrichswerder Church
Parochial Church
Wall memorial of the Reconciliation Church
Zion Church

District Moabit

Erlöserkirche - Wikingerufer / Levetzowstraße, 1909–1912, monument, Protestant
Heilandskirche - Thusnelda-Allee, 1892–1894, Protestant
Heilige-Geist-Kirche - Perleberger Straße / Birkenstraße, 1905–1910 as “New Johanneskirche”, new name from 1907, monument, Protestant
Johanniskirche - Alt-Moabit, 1832–1835, monument, Protestant
Reformation Church - Beusselstraße / Wiclefstraße, 1905–1907, monument, Protestant
St. Laurentius Church - Bandelstraße, first building in 1914, new building in 1952, formerly Catholic , since 2007 Christ Embassy Church
St. Paulus Church - Oldenburger Straße / Waldenserstraße, 1892–1893, monument, Catholic
Schiffer- und Hafenkirche - Westhafenstrasse, 1968, Protestant

Hansaviertel district

Kaiser-Friedrich-Gedächtniskirche - Händelallee, first construction 1892–1895, new construction 1956–1957, monument, Protestant
St. Ansgar Church - Klopstockstrasse / Altonaer Strasse, first building 1926, new building 1956–1957, monument, Catholic

Tiergarten district

Catholic Apostolic Church - Pohlstrasse, 1894, Catholic Apostolic
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints - Klingelhöferstrasse, 1972–1973, Mormon
St. Jakob - Potsdamer Straße, first built in 1868 as St. Matthias Church, rededicated as St. Ludgerus from 1924, redesign in 1959, formerly Catholic , since 1985 Syrian Orthodox
St. Matthew's Church - Matthäikirchplatz, 1844–1846, architectural monument, Protestant

Wedding district

Baptist Church Wedding - Müllerstrasse, Baptist
Dankeskirche - Weddingplatz, 1970–1972, monument, Protestant
Kapernaumkirche - Seestraße / Antwerpener Straße, 1901–1902, architectural monument, Protestant
Korneliuskirche - Edinburger Straße 78, 1950s, Protestant
Old Nazareth Church - Leopoldplatz, 1832–1834, monument, Protestant

New Nazareth Church - Leopoldplatz, 1889–1893, architectural monument, formerly Protestant , today a free church

Easter Church - Sprengelstrasse / Samoastrasse, 1910–1911, monument, Protestant

St. Aloysius Church - Schwyzer Strasse / Barfußstrasse, 1956, monument, Catholic

St. Joseph Church - Müllerstrasse, 1907–1909, architectural monument, Catholic

St. Louis Church - Kurt-Schumacher-Damm, 1952–1953 and 1955, architectural monument, Catholic

District Gesundbrunnen

Augustanakirche - Usedomer Straße, first building in 1894, new building in 1950 and 1963, old Lutheran

Church of Peace Zum Heiligen Sava - Ruppiner Strasse, 1888–1891 as a “ Church of Peace”, architectural monument, formerly Protestant , today Serbian Orthodox

Ascension Church of the parish on Humboldthain - Gustav-Meyer-Allee, 1954–1956, monument, Protestant , shared by the Syrian Orthodox community of St. Izozoel

Maria Regina - Residenzstrasse, 1964, Catholic

Martin Luther Church - Wollankstrasse, 1962–1963, Protestant , demolished in 2004

St. Afra Church - Graunstraße, 1898, monument, catholic

St. Pauls Church - Badstrasse / Pankstrasse, 1832–1835, architectural monument, Protestant

St. Petrus Church - Bellermannstrasse, 1906–1908, architectural monument, Catholic

St. Sebastian Church - Gartenplatz, architectural monument, 1890–1893, Catholic

Stephanus Church - Prinzenallee / Soldiner Strasse, 1902–1904, monument, Protestant

Reformation Church, Moabit
Holy Spirit Church Moabit
Sankt-Paulus-Kirche Moabit
Johanniskirche Moabit
Kaiser Friedrich Memorial Church in the Hansaviertel
St. Matthäuskirche-Kirche-Tiergarten
St. Joseph Church, Wedding
Old Nazareth Church, Wedding
St. Aloysius Church, Wedding
St. Paul's Church, Gesundbrunnen

Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg district

Friedrichshain district

Resurrection Church - Friedenstrasse, 1892–1895, architectural monument, Protestant
Christ Church - Richard-Sorge-Strasse, 1948 as an emergency church, architectural monument, Methodist
Stralau village church - Tunnelstraße, 1459–1464, architectural monument, Protestant
Galilee Church - Rigaer Strasse, 1909–1910, architectural monument, Protestant
Dreifaltigkeitskirche - Böcklinstrasse, 1912–1915, architectural monument, Catholic
Lazarus Church - Grünberger Straße, first building in 1892, demolished in 1905 and rebuilt in Lobetal , today part of Bernau near Berlin (preserved there as a meeting center for the Hope Valley Foundation Lobetal ), second building 1905–1907 called "Cathedral of the East", Protestant , Burned out in 1945 after an air raid, ruins blown up in 1949
Revelation Church - Simplonstraße, 1948–1949, monument, Protestant

Pentecostal Church - Petersburger Platz, 1906–1908, architectural monument, Protestant

Samariterkirche - Samariterplatz , 1892–1894, monument, Protestant

St. Andrew's Church - Andreasstraße, 1853–1856, Protestant , burned out in World War II, ruins blown up in 1949

St. Antonius Church - Rüdersdorfer Straße, 1897–1898 as the chapel of the Leo Hospice, 1909–1914 conversion to a church, monument, Catholic

St. Bartholomew Church - Friedenstrasse / Otto-Braun-Strasse, 1854–1858, monument, Protestant

St. Nikolaus - Hildegard-Jadamowitz-Straße 25, 1898, Catholic

St. Pius Church - Palisadenstrasse, 1893–1894, architectural monument, Catholic

Zwingli Church - Rudolfstrasse / Danneckerstrasse, 1905–1908, architectural monument, Protestant

Promise Church - Boxhagener Straße, 1879 as a cemetery chapel, 1948 conversion to a church, monument, Protestant

Kreuzberg district

Christ Church - Dieffenbachstrasse, 1905–1908, architectural monument, Methodist

Christ Church - Hornstrasse, 1963–1964, Protestant

Emmauskirche - Lausitzer Platz, first building 1891–1893, new building 1957–1959, Protestant

Jerusalem Church - Lindenstrasse, 1968, Protestant

Jesus Church - Kreuzbergstrasse, 1960–1961, Protestant

Church in the Bethanienkrankenhaus - Mariannenplatz, 1845–1847, formerly Protestant , today an exhibition room in the Bethanienkrankenhaus monument

Catholic Apostolic Church - Wilmsstrasse, 1898–1899, architectural monument, Catholic Apostolic

Kirche am Südstern - Südstern, 1893–1897 as the “New Garrison Church”, architectural monument, formerly Protestant , today a free church

Church of the Holy Cross - Blücherstraße / Zossener Straße , 1884–1888, monument, Protestant

New Apostolic Church - Baruther Strasse, 1969, New Apostolic

Martha Church - Glogauer Straße, 1902–1904 and 1909–1911, monument, Protestant

Melanchthon Church - Planufer 84, at Urbanhafen, built 1904–1906, demolished after being destroyed in the war, rebuilt 1954–55, Protestant

Ölbergkirche - Paul-Lincke-Ufer, 1922, Protestant

Passion Church - Marheinekeplatz, 1904–1907, architectural monument, Protestant

St. Agnes Church - Alexandrinenstrasse, 1965–1966, formerly Catholic , today a gallery building

St. Bonifatius Church - Yorckstrasse, 1906–1907, architectural monument, Catholic

St. Clemens (Berlin) - Stresemannstraße, 1911, Catholic

St. Jacobi Church - Oranienstraße, 1844–1845, architectural monument, Protestant

St. Lukas Church - Bernburger Strasse, 1859–1861, monument, Protestant

St. Marien Liebfrauen , also “Church of Our Lady” - Wrangelstrasse, 1904–1906, monument, Catholic

St. Michael - Waldemarstrasse, 1965, Catholic

St. Simeon's Church - Wassertorstrasse, 1894–1896, monument, Protestant

St. Thomas Church - Mariannenplatz, 1864–1869, monument, Protestant

Tabor Church - Taborstrasse, 1902–1905, architectural monument, Protestant

Resurrection Church, Friedrichshain
Pentecostal Church, Friedrichshain
Zwingli Church, Friedrichshain
St. Thomas Church, Kreuzberg
To the holy cross, Kreuzberg
Emmaus Church, Kreuzberg
Christ Church, Kreuzberg
Church am Südstern, Kreuzberg
St. Lukas Church, Kreuzberg
Catholic Apostolic Church, Kreuzberg

Pankow district

Prenzlauer Berg district

Advent Church - Danziger Strasse / Heinz-Bartsch-Strasse, 1910–1911, monument, Protestant
Corpus Christi Church - Conrad-Blenkle-Straße, 1904–1920, architectural monument, Catholic
Eliaskirche - Senefelderstraße, 1907–1910, architectural monument, Protestant
Gethsemanekirche - Stargarder Straße, 1889–1893, monument, Protestant
Holy Family Church - Wichertstrasse, 1928–1930, monument, Catholic
Herz-Jesu-Kirche - Fehrbelliner Strasse / Schönhauser Allee, 1897–1899, monument, Catholic
Immanuelkirche - Immanuelkirchstraße / Prenzlauer Allee, 1892–1893, architectural monument, Protestant
Church in Katharinenstift , also “St. Gertrud Church ”- Greifswalder Strasse, 1895–1896 as a chapel of the Katharinenstift, monument, catholic
New Apostolic Church - Zelterstrasse / Dunckerstrasse, 1933–1934, monument, New Apostolic
Paul Gerhardt Church - Wisbyer Straße, 1907–1910, monument, Protestant
St. Augustine Church - Dänenstrasse, 1927–1928, architectural monument, Catholic
St. Josefsheim Church - Pappelallee / Greifenhagener Straße / Stargarder Straße, 1894–1896, monument, Catholic
Blessing Church - Schönhauser Allee, 1905–1908, architectural monument, Protestant

Weissensee district

Bethanienkirche - Mirbachplatz, 1900–1902, destroyed except for the tower in World War II, architectural monument
Bishop Ketteler House in the Alexius retirement home; Gartenstrasse 5, Catholic
Weißensee village church - 1286–1300 and 1401–1425, Berliner Allee, architectural monument, Protestant
Immanuel Chapel - Friesickestrasse, built in 1910, Evangelical Free Church / Baptists
New Apostolic Church - Gartenstrasse, 1931–1932, architectural monument, New Apostolic
St. Josef Church - Behaimstrasse, 1898–1899, monument, Catholic

District Blankenburg

Village church Blankenburg - Alt-Blankenburg, around 1250, monument, Protestant

Heinersdorf district

Heinersdorf village church - Romain-Rolland-Strasse, 1175–1200, monument, Protestant

Karow district

Village church Berlin-Karow - Alt-Karow, first half of the 13th century, monument, Protestant

Pankow district

Herz-Jesu-Kapelle - Parkstrasse, around 1790 as a garden house, monument, Catholic
Hope Church - Elsa-Brandström-Straße / Trelleborger Straße, 1911–1913, monument, Protestant

Church To the Four Evangelists - Breite Straße, second half of the 15th century as the village church of Pankow, 1858–1859 new building as an extension, monument, Protestant

St. Georg Church - Kissingenplatz / Kissingenstrasse, 1907–1909, monument, Catholic

Blankenfelde district

Blankenfelde village church - Hauptstrasse / Schildower Strasse, around 1400, monument, Protestant

District of Buch

Mater Dolorosa Church - Röbellweg / Pölnitzweg, 1934–1935, architectural monument, Catholic
Schlosskirche Buch - Alt-Buch, 1731–1736, architectural monument, Protestant

French Bucholz district

French village church Buchholz - Hauptstrasse, around 1250, monument, Protestant
St. Johannes Evangelist - Eddastraße / Elfenallee, 1936–1937, monument, Catholic

District of Niederschönhausen

Friedenskirche - Ossietzkyplatz / Dietzgenstraße, first building around 1230, remodeling 1869–1871, monument, Protestant
St. Maria Magdalena Church - Platanenstrasse, 1929–1930, architectural monument, Catholic

District Rosenthal

Rosenthal village church - Hauptstraße, around 1300, architectural monument, Protestant
Parish hall Nordend - Schönhauser Straße / Kirchstraße, 1909–1910, monument, Protestant

Wilhelmsruh district

Luther Church - Goethestrasse / Hielscherstrasse, 1905–1907, monument, Protestant

Gethsemane Church, Prenzlauer Berg
Augustine Church, Prenzlauer Berg
Bethanienkirche, Weissensee
Blankenfelde village church
Parish Church of Mater Dolorosa, book
Schlosskirche Buch
Friedenskirche, Niederschönhausen
Luther Church, Wilhelmsruh
Hope Church, Pankow
Church in the Katharinenstift, Prenzlauer Berg

District Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf

District Charlottenburg

Adventhaus - Schloßstraße , 1951, Seventh-day Adventists
Church of the Resurrection - Kaiser-Friedrich-Strasse, Evangelical Methodist
Friedenskirche - Bismarckstraße , 1898 as apostolic "Eber-Ezer-Kapelle", architectural monument, from 1908 to 1918 synagogue, then church of the Pentecostal community, since 1921 Baptist
Gustav-Adolf-Kirche - Brahestraße / Herschelstraße / Fabriciusstraße, 1932–1934, monument, Protestant
Herz-Jesu-Kirche - Alt-Lietzow, 1875–1877, monument, catholic
Jona Church - Roscherstraße / Herbartstraße, 1965–1967, Protestant
Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church - Breitscheidplatz , first building 1891–1895, new building, 1959–1963, monument, Protestant

Evangelical Church Alt-Lietzow , also "Lietzow Church" - Alt-Lietzow, 1960–1962, monument, Protestant

Church on Lietzensee - Herbartstraße, 1957–1959, monument, Protestant

Luisenkirche - Gierkeplatz, 1712–1716 as “Parochial Church”, new name from 1826, monument, Protestant

Maria-Schutz-Kirche - Wintersteinstrasse, 2008, Russian Orthodox

Mor-Afrem-Church (after St. Ephraem the Syrian ) - Mindener Straße / Mierendorffplatz , first building 1925–1926 as a Catholic “Assumption Church”, new building 1964–1966, since 2005 with a new name Syrian Orthodox

New Apostolic Church - Werningeroder Strasse 10 / Nordhausener Strasse 3, 1929–1930, New Apostolic

St. Canisius Church - Witzlebenstrasse / Neue Kantstrasse, first building in 1924 as “St. Canisius Chapel”, second building 1954–1957 as a church, new building 2000–2002, Catholic

St. Kamillus - Klausenerplatz , 1930–1932, architectural monument, Catholic

St. Thomas von Aquin Church - Schillerstraße, 1931–1932, monument, Catholic

Trinitatis Church - Karl-August-Platz, 1896–1898, monument, Protestant

Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church, Charlottenburg
Alt-Lietzow Church, Charlottenburg
St. Canisius, Charlottenburg
Gustav Adolf Church,
Luisenkirche, Charlottenburg Charlottenburg
Trinitatiskirche, Charlottenburg

Wilmersdorf district

Advent House - Koblenzer Straße, 1925–1926, architectural monument, Seventh-day Adventists
Auenkirche - Wilhelmsaue, 1895–1897, monument, Protestant
Christ Resurrection Cathedral - Hohenzollerndamm / Berliner Straße, 1936–1938, monument, Russian Orthodox
Christianskirken - Brienner Straße, 1967, Danish, Evangelical-Lutheran
Daniel Community Center - Brandenburgische Strasse, 1966–1967, Protestant
Wilmersdorf village church - formerly German Wilmersdorf, 17th / 18th centuries century
First Church of Christ, Scientist, Berlin - Wilhelmsaue, 1956–1957, architectural monument
Holy Cross Church - Hildegardstrasse, 1910–1912, architectural monument, Catholic
Church on Hohenzollernplatz - Hohenzollerndamm / Nassauische Strasse / Nikolsburger Strasse, 1931–1933, monument, Protestant
Church of the Christian Community - Ruhrstrasse, 1962, free church
Church of St. Mary (Immaculate Conception) - Bergheimer Platz / Laubacher Strasse / Schwalbacher Strasse, 1913–1914, monument, Catholic
Church of the Holy Cross - Nassauische Strasse, 1908, Old Lutheran
Lindenkirche - Binger Strasse / Homburger Strasse / Johannisberger Strasse, 1934–1936, monument, Protestant
New Apostolic Church - Ravensberger Strasse 15, 1962, New Apostolic
St. Ludwig Church - Ludwigkirchplatz / Pariser Strasse / Pfalzburger Strasse, 1896–1899, architectural monument, Catholic
St. Petrus Church - Dillenburger Straße, 2001–2005, Catholic ( Society of St. Pius X. )
Our Father Church - Detmolder Straße / Blissestraße / Koblenzer Straße, 1959–1961, monument, Protestant
Victoria Church - Landhausstrasse 26–28, first building 1920–1924, new building 1952–1955, Swedish, Lutheran

Church of St. Marien Immaculate Conception, Wilmersdorf
Church on Hohenzollernplatz, Wilmersdorf
Advent house, Wilmersdorf
Holy Cross Church, Wilmersdorf
Church of the Holy Cross, Wilmersdorf
St. Ludwig Church, Wilmersdorf
Daniel Community Center, Wilmersdorf
First Church of Christ Scientists, Wilmersdorf
Lindenkirche, Wilmersdorf
Our Father Church, Wilmersdorf

Schmargendorf district

Schmargendorf village church - Breite Straße / Kirchstraße, around 1400, monument, Protestant
Kreuzkirche - Hohenzollerndamm / Forckenbeckstraße, 1928–1929, monument, Protestant
New Apostolic Church - Warnemünder Straße, 1972, New Apostolic
Salvator Church - Tölzer Straße, 1932–1933, Catholic

Grunewald district

Grunewald Church - Bismarckallee / Wernerstraße, 1902–1904, monument, Protestant

Johannische Kirche - Bismarckallee, first building in 1879, architectural monument, new building in 1967, free church

St. Karl Borromäus Church - Delbrückstraße, first building in 1929, new building in 1955, Catholic

Westend district

Epiphany Church - Knobelsdorffstraße, first building 1904–1906, new building 1957–1960, monument, Protestant

Friedenskirche - Tannenbergallee, 1916, conversion to a church 1928–1933, monument, Protestant

Hermann-Stöhr-Haus community center , also known as the “Green Triangle Community Center” - Angerburger Allee, 1973–1975, Protestant

Heilig-Geist-Kirche - Bayernallee / Oldenburgallee, 1931–1932, Catholic monument

St. Gabriel Monastery and Church of the Annunciation - Bayernallee / Oldenburgallee / Preußenallee, 1933–1937, monument, Catholic

Neu-Westend-Kirche - Eichenallee, 1958–1960, monument, Protestant

Romanian Orthodox Church Holy Archangels Mihail and Gavriil - Ortelsburger Allee, Romanian Orthodox ,

St. George's Church - Preußenallee / Badenallee, 1950, architectural monument, Anglican

District Charlottenburg-Nord

Community Center Plötzensee - Heckerdamm, 1968–1970, Protestant
Maria Regina Martyrum - Heckerdamm, 1960–1963, architectural monument, Catholic
Atonement Christ Church - Toeplerstrasse / Halemweg, 1962–1964, monument, Protestant

Halensee district

Hochmeisterkirche - Paulsborner Strasse / Hochmeisterplatz / Westfälische Strasse / Nestorstrasse, 1908–1910, monument, Protestant
St. Albertus Magnus Church - Nestorstrasse, 1959–1962, monument, Catholic

Spandau district

Existing building

Catholic Apostolic Church - Ackerstraße 15, built in 1896, monument, Catholic Apostolic

Petrus Church - Grunewaldstrasse 7, built in 1964, Protestant

Luther Church - Lutherplatz, built 1895–1896, monument, Protestant

St. Marien am Behnitz - Behnitz, built 1845–1848, monument, Catholic

Maria, Hilfe der Christisten (Spandau) - Flankenschanze / Galenstrasse / Hasenmark, built 1908–1910, monument, Catholic

St. Nikolai Church - Reformation Square, first building around 1240, new building before 1369, architectural monument, Catholic parish church, Protestant since the Reformation

No longer existing building

Gertraudenkirche (Stresow) , demolished in 1640

Garrison Church - Neuendorfer Straße, Protestant garrison church from 1890 to 1945, blown up in 1950, Protestant

Johanneskirche - Carl-Schurz-Straße / Jüdenstraße, first building around 1670, new building in 1751, demolished in 1902/03, reformed

Beatae Mariae Virginis monastery church of the Benedictine monastery , built after 1239, demolished in 1626 with the monastery, Catholic

Moritzkirche - Jüdenstraße / Moritzstraße, mentioned for the first time in 1461, but older, converted into barracks after 1806, demolished in 1920, Catholic , Protestant since the Reformation

Haselhorst district

Church on the Gun Plan - Jungfernheideweg, 1722–1848, Catholic
New Apostolic Church Haselhorst - Gartenfelder Strasse, New Apostolic
St. Stephen's Church - Gorgasring / Riensbergstraße, 1951, Catholic
Christmas Church - Haselhorster Damm, 1934–1935 and 1960–1964, monument, Protestant

Siemensstadt district

Christophoruskirche , also "Siemensstadt-Kirche" - Schuckertdamm, 1929–1931, monument, Protestant
St. Joseph Church - Quellweg / Goebelstraße / Natalissteig, 1934–1935, monument, Catholic

Staaken district

Staaken village church - Nennhauser Damm 72 / Hauptstrasse, around 1310, monument, Protestant
Church in the community center Heerstraße Nord , Obstallee 22e, 1969, Protestant
Staaken-Gartenstadt Church - Am Kirchplatz 3a, 1922, monument, Protestant
St. Francis Church - Finkenkruger Weg, 1924–1925, Catholic , demolished in 1987
St. Francis of Assisi Church - Hackbuschstraße, 1955 as “St. Johannes.-B.-M.-Vianney Chapel ”, since 1970 also with a new name, Catholic
St. Maximilian Kolbe Church - Maulbeerallee, 1975–1976, Catholic
Confidence Church - Brunsbütteler Damm 312, 1962–1966, Protestant

Gatow district

Gatow village church - Alt-Gatow, 1301–1315, monument, Protestant
St. Raphael Church - Alt-Gatow, 1965, Catholic , demolished in 2005

Kladow district

Village church Kladow - Alt-Kladow, first building 14th or 15th century, new building 1818–1819, monument, Protestant
Assumption of Mary - Sakrower Landstrasse, first building 1954 in Kindlebenstrasse, new building 1986–1987, Catholic
New Apostolic Church Kladow - Sakrower Landstrasse, New Apostolic
Reed roof chapel for the Good Shepherd - Gottfried-Arnold-Weg, 1951–1953, monument, Protestant

Hookfelde district

Community Center St. Lambertus - Cautiusstraße, 1975, Catholic

Church in the Johannesstift - Schönwalder Allee, 1914–1917, Protestant , part of the Protestant Johannesstift Berlin monument

New Apostolic Church Berlin-Spandau - Triftstrasse / Krienickesteig, 1934–1935, New Apostolic

St. Elisabeth Chapel - Fichtenweg, 1928, house chapel of the St. Elisabeth retirement home, Catholic

Community center Radeland - Schwanter Weg, community center from 1992, Protestant

Wichernkirche - Wichernstrasse, as an interim chapel first from 1897 in Charlottenburg and from 1908 in Siemensstadt, new building in 1932, Protestant

Falkenhagener Feld district

Klosterfelde parish hall - Seegefelder Straße 116, 1934, Protestant
Jeremiah Church - Burbacher Weg 2 at the corner of Siegener Straße, on Henri-Dunant-Platz, Protestant
Church in the Evangelical Forest Hospital - Stadtrandstraße, 1976, Protestant
Paul Gerhardt Community Center - Im Spektefeld, 1972–1973, Protestant
St. Markus Church - Am Kiesteich, 1976–1977, monument, Catholic
Refuge Church - Westerwaldstrasse, 1965–1967, Protestant

District Wilhelmstadt

Gnadenkirche - Jaczostraße, 1946–1957, Protestant
Laurentius Church - Heerstraße 361, 1956–1958, Protestant
Melanchthon Church - Melanchthonplatz / Wilhelmstrasse, 1893, architectural monument, Protestant
Nathan Söderblom Church - Ulrikenstraße 7, 1968, Protestant
St. Wilhelm - Weißenburger Straße, first building 1935, new building 1963–1965, Catholic

St. Nikolai Church, Spandau
St. Markus Church, Falkenhagener Feld
Thatch roof chapel for the Good Shepherd, Kladow
St. Marien am Behnitz, Spandau
Kladow village church
Staaken village church
Maria, Help of Christians, Spandau, Inneres
Wichernkirche, Hakenfelde
Melanchthon Church, Wilhelmstadt
Gnadenkirche, Wilhelmstadt

Steglitz-Zehlendorf district

Steglitz district

Baptist Church - Rothenburgstrasse, 1952–1953, free church
Dreieinigkeitskirche - Filandastraße / Südendstraße, 1928–1929, old Lutheran
Church of the Second Coming of Christ - Ellwanger Strasse, first building 1911–1913 as “Südendkirche”, new building 1957–1958, Protestant
Lukas Church - Friedrichsruher Strasse / Friedrichsruher Platz / Schönhauser Strasse, 1907–1908, monument, Protestant
St. Mark's Church - St. Mark's Square, 1911–1912, Protestant
Matthäuskirche - Schloßstraße / Rothenburgstraße, 1876–1880, architectural monument, Protestant
Patmos Church - Gritznerstrasse / Treitschkestrasse, 1961–1964, architectural monument, Protestant
Rosary Basilica - Kieler Straße, 1899–1900, monument, Catholic
St. Johannes-Evangelist-Kirche - Sembritzkistraße, first building 1929, new building 1951, monument, catholic

District of Lichterfelde

Village church Giesensdorf - Ostpreußendamm / Osdorfer Straße, around 1300, architectural monument, Protestant
Lichterfelde village church - Hindenburgdamm, 14th century, monument, Protestant
Eben-Ezer-Kapelle - Celsiusstraße, 1980, Protestant , formerly Catholic
Holy Family Church - Kornmesserstraße, 1902–1906, architectural monument, Catholic
Johann Sebastian Bach Church - Thuner Platz, 1980–1981, Protestant
Johanneskirche - Johanneskirchplatz / Ringstraße / Pfleidererstraße, 1913–1914, architectural monument, Protestant
Martin Luther Church - Tulpenstrasse / Hortensienstrasse, 1930–1936, monument, Protestant
Paulus Church - Hindenburgdamm, 1898–1900, monument, Protestant
Petrus Church - Oberhofer Platz, 1897–1898, monument, Protestant
St. Anne's Church - Gardeschützenweg, 1935–1937, architectural monument, Catholic

Lankwitz district

Dominikuskloster - Alt-Lankwitz 37–39, 1926, Catholic
Village church Lankwitz - Alt-Lankwitz, between 1230 and 1300, architectural monument, Protestant
Dreifaltigkeitskirche - Kaiser-Wilhelm-Straße / Gallwitzallee, 1903–1906, monument, Protestant
Dietrich Bonhoeffer Community Center - Geraer Straße, 1971, Protestant
Community Center Kreuzkirche - Zietenstrasse, 2007–2010, Methodist Protestant
Paul Schneider Community Center - Belßstrasse, 1957–1967, Protestant
Community Center On the Resurrection of Christ - Kamenzer Damm, 1970, Catholic
Mater Dolorosa Church - Kurfürstenstrasse, 1910–1912, architectural monument, Catholic
St. Benedict Church - Kaulbachstrasse / Corneliusstrasse, 1967–1968, architectural monument, Catholic

Zehlendorf district

Zehlendorf village church - Potsdamer Chaussee / Clayallee, 1768, architectural monument, Protestant
Ernst-Moritz-Arndt-Kirche - Onkel-Tom-Straße / Wilskistraße, 1934–1935, monument, Protestant
Community center am Buschgraben - Ludwigsfelder Straße 30, 1965, formerly Protestant , later Antioch-Orthodox (canceled in 2019!)
Herz-Jesu-Kirche - Riemeisterstraße, 1907–1908, architectural monument, Catholic
Johanneskirche - Matterhornstrasse / Schopenhauerstrasse, 1911–1912, monument, Protestant
Chapel in St. Theresienstift - Altvaterstrasse, 1987–1989, Catholic
Church Schönow-Buschgraben - Andréezeile, 1960–1961, monument, Protestant
Church Zur Heimat - Heimat, 1956–1957, monument, Protestant
Paulus Church - Kirchstrasse / Martin-Buber-Strasse, 1903–1905, monument, Protestant
St. Marien Church - Riemeisterstraße, 1959 initially emergency chapel, new building in 1973, old Lutheran
St. Otto Church - Heimat, 1954–1955, Catholic
Stephanus Church - Mühlenstrasse, 1960–1961, Protestant

Dahlem district

All Saints Church - Hüttenweg, architectural monument, catholic
Dahlem village church , also called “St. Annen-Kirche “- Königin-Luise-Straße / Pacelliallee, after 1440, monument, Protestant
Jesus Christ Church - Faradayweg / Hittorfstraße, 1930–1931, monument, Protestant
St. Bernhard Church - Königin-Luise-Straße, 1933–1934, architectural monument, architectural monument, Catholic

Nikolassee district

Nikolassee Church - Kirchweg, 1909–1910, architectural monument, Protestant
Church of the Twelve Apostles - Wasgenstrasse, 1954, Catholic

Wannsee district

Andreaskirche - Lindenstrasse, 1895–1896 as "New Church", new name since 1965, monument, Protestant
Church at Stölpchensee , Wilhelmplatz, 1858–1859, monument, Protestant
Baptist Church Berlin-Wannsee - Königstrasse, 1993, Baptist
St. Michael Church - Königstrasse, 1926–1927, architectural monument, Catholic
St. Peter and Paul Church - Nikolskoe, 1834–1837, architectural monument, Protestant

Dahlem village church
St. Peter and Paul, Wannsee
Mater Dolorosa Church, Lankwitz
Lichterfelde village church
Pauluskirche, Lichterfelde
Zehlendorf village church
Evangelical Lutheran St. Mary's Church, Zehlendorf
Zehlendorf Herz-Jesu-Kirche
Dahlem US Army Chapel Berlin
Church at the Stölpchensee

Tempelhof-Schöneberg district

Schöneberg district

Apostle-Paulus-Kirche - Akazienstraße / Grunewaldstraße, 1892–1894, monument, Protestant
Baptist Church - Hauptstrasse, 1970, Baptist
Schöneberg village church - Hauptstrasse, 1764–1766, architectural monument, Protestant
Heilsbronnen Church - Heilbronner Strasse, 1910–1913, monument, Protestant
Queen Luise Memorial Church - Gustav-Müller-Platz, 1910–1912, monument, Protestant

Luther Church - Bülowstraße / Dennewitzplatz, 1891–1894, monument, Protestant , site of the American Church in Berlin

Michaelskirche - Eythstraße / Bessemerstraße, 1955, monument, Protestant

New Apostolic Church - Erfurter Straße - 1926–28, New Apostolic

Nathanael Church - Grazer Platz , 1902–1903, monument, Protestant

Paul Gerhardt Church - Hauptstrasse, first building 1908–1910, new building 1958–1962, monument, Protestant

St. Elisabeth - Kolonnenstrasse, 1910–1911, architectural monument, Catholic

St. Konrad - Rubensstraße, 1956–1957, monument, Catholic

St. Matthias - Winterfeldtplatz, 1893–1896, architectural monument, Catholic

St. Norbert - Dominicusstraße, 1913–1918, modernizing renovation 1958–1962, monument, Catholic

Twelve Apostles Church - At the Apostle Church / Kurfürstenstrasse, 1871–1874, monument, Protestant

District of Friedenau

Friedenskirche - Handjerystraße, 1949–1950, Evangelical Methodist
Church of the Good Shepherd - Friedrich-Wilhelm-Platz, 1891–1894, monument, Protestant
Philippus Church - Stierstrasse, 1959–1962, Protestant

Tempelhof district

Tempelhof village church - Reinhardtplatz / Parkstraße, around 1250, monument, Protestant
Faith Church - Friedrich-Franz-Strasse / Kaiserin-Augusta-Strasse, 1914–1915, monument, Protestant
Herz-Jesu-Kirche - Friedrich-Wilhelm-Strasse, 1898, architectural monument, catholic
Church on Tempelhofer Feld - Wolffring / Badener Ring, 1927–1928, monument, Protestant
Church of the Evangelical Free Church Community - Borussiastraße / Tempelhofer Damm, Baptist
St. Johannes Capistran - Götzstraße / Felixstraße, 1968, Catholic , demolished in 2004
St. Judas Thaddäus - Bäumerplan / Loewenhardtdamm, 1958–1959, architectural monument, Catholic
Zinzendorf Church - Schwanheimer Straße, 1956, formerly Protestant , today Serbian Orthodox

District of Mariendorf

Village church Mariendorf - Alt-Mariendorf, around 1240, monument, Protestant
Community center Mariendorf-Ost - Liviusstraße, 1964–1966, Protestant
Maria Frieden Church (Berlin) - Kaiserstraße, first building in 1919, second building in 1934, new building 1968–1969, monument, Catholic
Martin Luther Memorial Church - Kaiserstraße / Rathausstraße / Riegerzeile, 1933–1935, monument, Protestant
Nathan-Söderblom-Haus , 1959, Protestant
St. Fidelis (Berlin) - Röblingstrasse, first building 1926–1927, new building 1948–1953, Catholic

Marienfelde district

Marienfelde village church - Alt-Marienfelde, around 1240, monument, Protestant
Monastery and Church of the Good Shepherd - Marienfelde, Malteserstraße, 1903–1905, monument, Catholic
St. Alfons - Emilienstraße / Beyrodtstraße, 1931–1932, Catholic

District of Lichtenrade

Dietrich Bonhoeffer Church - Rackebüller Weg, 1955/1956 and 1958, Protestant
Lichtenrade village church - Alt-Lichtenrade, around 1300, architectural monument, Protestant
Church of the Holy Martyrs of Africa - Schwebelstraße, 1976–1977, monument, Catholic, from 2008 Pentecostal parish
Salvator Church - Bahnhofstrasse / Pfarrer-Lütkehaus-Platz 1, 1932–1933, Catholic

Martin Luther Memorial Church, Mariendorf
Apostle-Paulus-Kirche, Schöneberg
Luther Church, Schöneberg
Nathanael Church, Schöneberg
Paul Gerhardt Church and Schöneberg Village Church
Twelve Apostles Church, Schöneberg
Tempelhof village church
Belief Church, Tempelhof
Herz-Jesu-Kirche, Tempelhof
Church on the Tempelhofer Feld

Neukölln district

Bethlehem Church - Richardplatz / Schudomastraße, 15th century as Rixdorf village church, new name since 1887, monument, Bohemian-Lutheran
Evangelical Free Church Congregation - Hertzbergstrasse, 1954, Baptist
Genezarethkirche - Herrfurthplatz, 1903–1905, Protestant
Parish hall of the Moravian Brethren Church - Kirchgasse / Donaustraße, 1961–1962, architectural monument, Herrnhuter
Cathedral Church of St. Boris the Baptist - Hermannstrasse, 1899–1900 as a cemetery chapel, Bulgarian Orthodox
Magdalenenkirche - Karl-Marx-Strasse / Kirchhofstrasse, 1877–1879, monument, Protestant
Martin Luther Church - Fuldaer Strasse, 1907–1910, monument, Protestant
Nicodemus Church - Nansenstraße, 1912–1913, architectural monument, Protestant
Pauluskirche , Kranoldplatz, Evangelical-Lutheran
Philipp Melanchthon Church - Kranoldstrasse / Hertastrasse, 1914–1916, monument, Protestant
St. Clara Church - Bornsdorfer Straße / Briesestraße, 1896–1897, architectural monument, Catholic
St. Christophorus Church - Nansenstrasse, 1929–1932, architectural monument, Catholic
St. Eduard Church - Kranoldstrasse, 1906–1907, architectural monument, Catholic
St. John's Basilica - Lilienthalstrasse, 1895–1897, architectural monument, Catholic
St. Richard Church - Braunschweiger Straße / Schudomastraße, first building in 1930, new building in 1975, Catholic

Britz district

Brother Klaus Church - Bruno-Taut-Ring / Fritz-Reuter-Allee, first building 1958–1960, new building 1987–1989, Catholic
Britz village church - Backbergstraße, second half of the 13th century, architectural monument, Protestant
Intercession Church - Andreasberger Strasse, 1966, Protestant
Holy Guardian Angel Church - Alt-Britz, 1959–1961 monument, Catholic
Hephatha Church - Fritz-Reuter-Allee, 1954–1955, Protestant
Johann-Christoph-Blumhardt-Kirche - Buckower Damm / Schlosserweg, 1963–1964, Protestant
New Apostolic Church - Backbergstrasse, New Apostolic

Buckow district

Buckow village church - Alt-Buckow, 1246–1255, monument, Protestant
Community center Neu-Buckow - Marienfelder Chaussee 66, 1963–1964, Protestant
St. Theresia of the Child Jesus - Warmensteinacher Straße / Töpchiner Weg, 1967, Catholic

District of Rudow

Rudow village church - Köpenicker Strasse, around 1400, architectural monument, Protestant
Philipp Melanchthon Chapel - Orchideenweg, 1935, Protestant
St. Joseph Church - Alt-Rudow / Neuköllner Straße, first building in 1884 as “St. Joseph Chapel ”, 1967 new building as a church, catholic

Gropiusstadt district

Dreieinigkeitskirche - Lipschitzallee, 1969–1971, Protestant
Martin Luther King Church - Johannisthaler Chaussee, 1966–1968, Protestant
St. Dominicus Church - Lipschitzallee / Hugo-Heimann-Straße, 1976–1977, Catholic

St. John's Basilica, Neukölln
Genezarethkirche, Neukölln
Magdalenenkirche, Neukölln
Bethlehem Church , Neukölln
Holy Guardian Angel Church, Britz
Trinity Church Gropiusstadt
Brother Klaus Church Berlin-Britz
Hepatha Church Britz
Buckow village church
St. Joseph Church Rudow

Treptow-Köpenick district

Alt-Treptow district

Confession Church - Plesserstraße, 1930–1931, monument, Protestant

New Apostolic Church Treptow - Schmollerplatz 3, New Apostolic

Baumschulenweg district

Church of the Father's House - Baumschulenwegstrasse / Mörikestrasse, 1910–1912, monument, Protestant
St. Anna Church - Frauenlobstraße, 1929–1930, Catholic

Johannisthal district

Johannisthal Church - Sterndamm, 1921, Protestant
St. Johannes Evangelist Church - Waldstrasse, 1927, Catholic

District of Niederschöneweide

Friedenskirche - Grünauer Straße / Britzer Straße, 1928–1930, monument, Protestant

Altglienicke district

Altglienicke village church - Semmelweisstraße / Köpenicker Straße, first building 1759, new building 1894–1895, monument, Protestant
Maria-Hilf-Kirche - Lianenweg / Cimbernstraße, 1937, Catholic
Werner-Sylten-Chapel - Am Alten Friedhof 34, 1905, Protestant

Adlershof district

Church of Christ the King (Berlin) - Nipkowstrasse, 1928–1931, architectural monument, Catholic
Transfiguration Church - Arndtstrasse / Handjerystrasse, 1899–1900, monument, Protestant

Bohnsdorf district

Dorfkirche Bohnsdorf - Dorfplatz, 1755–1757, monument, Protestant
Paul Gerhardt Community Center - Reihersteg, 1936–1937, monument, Protestant

District Oberschöneweide

Christ Church - Firlstrasse, 1906–1908, architectural monument, Protestant
St. Antonius-von-Padua-Kirche - Roedernstraße / Greek Allee / Antoniuskirchstraße, 1906–1907, monument, Catholic

District Köpenick

Martin Luther Chapel - Eitelsdorfer Straße, 1933–1934, Protestant
St. Joseph Church - Lindenstrasse, 1898–1899, Catholic
St. Laurentius City Church - Alt-Köpenick / Kirchstraße, first building first half of the 13th century, new building 1838–1841, monument, Protestant
Schlosskirche Köpenick - Schloßinsel, 1682–1684 as a castle chapel, architectural monument, evangelical reformed

Friedrichshagen district

Christophorus Church - Bölschestraße / Aßmannstraße, 1901–1903, monument, Protestant
St. Franziskus Church - Scharnweberstraße 9/10, first building in 1906, rebuilt in 1950–1952 based on the original building, monument, Catholic
Friedenskapelle - Kluthstraße, 1891/1892, evangelical free church

Rahnsdorf district

Rahnsdorf village church - Dorfstrasse, first building 1728, new building 1886–1887, monument, Protestant
Holy Three Kings Church - Fredersdorfer Weg, 1933–1934, Catholic
Taborkirche - Schönblicker Strasse, 1910–1911, monument, Protestant
Forest chapel for Christ knocking - Rahnsdorf, Waldstraße, 1910, monument, Protestant

Grünau district

Friedenskirche - Kochelseestraße / Eibseestraße, 1904–1906, monument, Protestant

Müggelheim district

Müggelheim village church - Alt-Müggelheim, 1803–1804, monument, Protestant

Schmöckwitz district

Schmöckwitz village church - Alt-Schmöckwitz, 1798–1799, monument, Protestant

To the father's house, Baumschulenweg
Transfiguration Church, Adlershof
Church of Christ the King, Adlershof
Bohnsdorf village church
Christophorus Church, Friedrichshagen
Rahnsdorf village church
Schmöckwitz village church
Friedenskirche, Grünau
St. Laurentius, Koepenick
Castle Church, Köpenick
Müggelheim village church
St. Antonius, Oberschöneweide
Christ Church, Oberschöneweide
New Apostolic Church

Marzahn-Hellersdorf district

Marzahn district

Village church Marzahn - Alt-Marzahn, 1870–1871, monument, Protestant
Church of the Transfiguration of the Lord - Neufahrwasserweg, 1984–1987, Catholic
Church Marzahn-Nord - Schleusinger Straße, 1985–1986, Protestant

Biesdorf district

Biesdorf village church , also known as the "Gnadenkirche" - Alt-Biesdorf, second half of the 13th century, monument, Protestant
Herz-Jesu-Kirche - Fortunallee, catholic
Church of Maria Queen of Peace - Oberfeldstrasse, consecrated in December 1983, Catholic
Reconciliation Church (Berlin-Biesdorf) - Maratstrasse, 1986–1988, Protestant

District Hellersdorf

Evangelical Community Center Hellersdorf - Glauchauer Straße, 1990–1991, Protestant

Kaulsdorf district

Kaulsdorf village church (also: "Jesus Church") - Dorfstrasse, second half of the 13th century, monument, Protestant
Johannische Kirche - Dorfstraße, around 1879 as a farmhouse, conversion to a church 1988–1991, monument, free church
New Apostolic Church - Alt-Kaulsdorf, 1888 and around 1960, architectural monument, New Apostolic
St. Martin's Church - Giesestraße / Nentwigstraße, 1929–1930, architectural monument, Catholic

Mahlsdorf district

Old parish church Mahlsdorf - Hönower Straße , around 1250, monument, Protestant
Theodor-Fliedner-Heim - Schrobsdorffstraße, 1936–1937 as “Community Hall Mahlsdorf-Süd”, monument, Protestant
Kreuzkirche - Albrecht-Dürer-Strasse / Pfarrhufenweg, 1934–1936, monument, Protestant

Biesdorf village church
Marzahn village church
Old parish church Mahlsdorf
Kaulsdorf village church

Lichtenberg district

Friedrichsfelde district

Friedrichsfelde village church - Am Tierpark / Alfred-Kowalke-Straße, first building 1887–1890, new building 1950–1952, monument, Protestant
Church of the Good Shepherd - Short Street, first building 1906–1907, new building 1985, Catholic

District of Karlshorst

Church of St. Marien Immaculate Conception - Gundelfinger Straße / Marksburgstraße, 1935–1936, monument, Catholic
The Good News Church - Weseler Strasse / Königswinterstrasse / Lahnsteiner Strasse / Sinziger Strasse, 1909–1910, monument, Protestant

Lichtenberg district

Lichtenberg village church - Loeperplatz / Möllendorffstrasse, second half of the 13th century, monument, Protestant
St. Antonius and Schenute Church - Roedeliusplatz, 1903–1905, architectural monument, formerly Protestant (faith church), today Coptic
St. Mauritius Church - Mauritiuskirchstrasse / John-Sieg-Strasse, 1891–1992, architectural monument, Catholic

Falkenberg district

St. Konrad von Parzham Church - Ahrensfelder Chaussee, 1939–1940, monument, Catholic

Malchow district

Malchow village church - Dorfstrasse, second half of the 13th century, destroyed in World War II, ruin

Wartenberg district

Wartenberg village church - Falkenberger Chaussee, first building around 1230 in Dorfstraße, destroyed in World War II, new building 1999–2000, Protestant

Neu-Hohenschönhausen district

Biblical Community Berlin, Wustrower Strasse 52, 13051 Berlin.

Alt-Hohenschönhausen district

Holy Cross Church - Malchower Weg, 1988, Catholic
Philippus Chapel - Treffurter Strasse, 1954, Protestant
Taborkirche - Hauptstraße, late 13th century as the village church of Hohenschönhausen, monument, Protestant

Fennpfuhl district

Community Center Am Fennpfuhl - Paul-Junius-Straße, 1982–1984, Protestant

Rummelsburg district

Church of the Redeemer - Nöldnerstrasse, 1890–1892, monument, Protestant
New Apostolic Church - Wönnichstrasse / Münsterlandplatz, first building in 1932 in Normannenstrasse, new building 1977–1979, New Apostolic

Lichtenberg village church
Belief Church, Lichtenberg
Friedrichsfelde village church
To the good shepherd, Friedrichsfelde
Church for the good news, Karlshorst
St. Mary's Immaculate Conception, Karlshorst

Reinickendorf district

Advent House - Am Schäfersee, 1949–1950, Seventh-day Adventist Church
Albert Schweitzer Church - Auguste-Viktoria-Allee, 1966–1968, Protestant
Meeting Church - Gotthardstrasse, 1962–1966, multi-denominational , formerly Protestant Luther Church
Reinickendorf village church - Alt-Reinickendorf, around 1486–1500, monument, Protestant
Evangeliumskirche - Kamekestrasse / Winterstrasse / Hausotterplatz, 1955–1956, Protestant
New Apostolic Church - Romanshorner Weg / Gotthardstrasse, 1959–1960, New Apostolic
St. Mary's Chapel - Letteallee, 1903–1904, architectural monument, Catholic
St. Marien Church - Klemkestrasse, 1913–1914, architectural monument, Catholic
St. Rita - General-Woyna-Straße, 1952, Catholic
Blessing Church - Auguste-Viktoria-Allee, 1891-1892, architectural monument, Protestant

Tegel district

Tegel village church - Alt-Tegel, first building 1756, new building 1911–1912, architectural monument, Protestant
Dreieinigkeitskirche - At the Mäckeritzbrücke, 1954, Protestant
Erlöserkirche - Gorkistraße, 1939, Methodist Protestant
Herz-Jesu-Kirche - Brunowstraße / Medebacher Straße, 1904–1905, monument, Catholic
Hope Church - Tile-Bruges-Weg, 1959–1960, Protestant

Martinus Church - Sterkrader Straße / Namslaustraße, 1962–1963 as “Church Tegel-Süd”, new name since 1967, monument, Protestant

Philippus Church - Ascheberger Weg, 1956–1957 as "Tegel-Süd", new name since 1967, Protestant

St. Bernhard - Bernauer Strasse / Sterkrader Strasse, 1959–1960, architectural monument, Catholic

St. Joseph - Bonifaziusstraße / Liebfrauenweg, 1932–1933, architectural monument, Catholic

Konradshöhe district

Jesus Christ Church - Schwarzspechtweg / Wildtaubenweg, 1937–1938, monument, Protestant
St. Agnes Chapel - Jay Street, 1929, Catholic

Heiligensee district

Heiligensee village church - Alt-Heiligensee, around 1400, architectural monument, Protestant
Matthias Claudius Church - Schulzendorfer Strasse / Damkitzstrasse, 1937–1938, Protestant
St. Marien Church , also "Maternitas Beatae Maria Virginis" - Schulzendorfer Strasse, 1936, Catholic
Forest Church - Stolpmünder Weg, 1954–1955, Protestant

District Frohnau

Johanneskirche - Zeltinger Platz, 1934–1937, monument, Protestant
St. Hildegard - Senheimer Straße, 1936–1938 as a conversion of a gymnasium built 1913–1914, architectural monument, Catholic

Hermsdorf district

Apostel-Paulus-Kirche - Wachsmuthstraße / Schloßstraße, 1934–1935 as “Hindenburg Memorial Church”, monument, Protestant
Village church Hermsdorf - Almutstraße, 1756, Protestant
Maria Gnaden - Hermsdorfer Damm / Olafstrasse, 1933–1934, architectural monument, Catholic
St. Joseph Chapel - Kurhausstraße, 1898–1899, architectural monument, Catholic

Waidmannslust district

Community Center Rollberge - Titiseestraße, 1972–1974, Protestant
Queen Luise Church - Bondickstrasse / Hochjagdstrasse, 1912–1913, monument, Protestant
Regina Mundi Chapel - Oraniendamm, 1971, Catholic

Lübars district

Christ the King Church - Zabel-Krüger-Damm, 1951, Catholic
Village church Lübars - Alt-Lübars, 1791–1793, architectural monument, Protestant
Evangelical parish hall Lübars - Zabel-Krüger-Damm, 1938–1940, Protestant

Wittenau district

Wittenau village church - Alt-Wittenau, 1482–1489 as Dalldorf village church, monument, Protestant
Lindenkirche - Tessenowstraße, Evangelical Methodist
St. Nicholas Church - Techowpromenade / Spießweg / Alt-Wittenau, 1959–1961, monument, Catholic
Thomas Church - Blunckstraße, 1968–1969, formerly Protestant

District of Märkisches Viertel

Apostel-Andreas-Kirche - Schlitzer Straße / Eichhorster Weg, 1936–1937 as “Adolf-Stöcker-Gemeindeheim”, new name since 1969, Protestant
Apostle-Johannes-Community Center - Dannenwalder Weg, 1970–1971, Protestant
Community center Apostel-Petrus - Wilhelmsruher Damm, 1961–1963, Protestant
Church at the Seggeluchbecken - Finsterwalder Strasse, 1969–1972, Protestant
St. Martin Church - Wilhelmsruher Damm, 1972–1973, Catholic

Borsigwalde district

All Saints Church - Rauschenstraße, 1954–1955, monument, Catholic
Gnade-Christi-Kirche - Tietzstraße, first building around 1925 as a chapel, new building 1969–1970, Protestant

Johanneskirche, Frohnau
Village church, Heiligensee
Jesus Christ Church, Konradshöhe
Village church, Lübars
St. Martin Church, Märkisches Viertel
Village church, Reinickendorf
Blessing Church, Reinickendorf
St. Marien Church, Reinickendorf
Village church, Tegel
Village church, Wittenau

Monastery churches

Berlin-Charlottenburg, Church of the Annunciation in the Adoration Monastery of St. Gabriel , Bayernallee 31
Berlin-Pankow, chapel in the Franciscan monastery Berlin-Pankow , Wollankstrasse 19

Chapels in hospitals and retirement homes

Tiergarten , chapel in the Franziskus Hospital, Budapester Strasse 15-19
Lichtenberg , chapel in the Evangelical Hospital Queen Elisabeth Herzberge
Bohnsdorf , St. Hedwig's Chapel in the Hedwigshöhe Hospital , Buntzelstrasse 38
Berlin-Spandau , church in the Evangelical Forest Hospital
Hakenfelde , St. Elisabeth Chapel in the Sankt Elisabeth retirement home

Mosques

Haci Bayram Mosque

Wilmersdorfer Mosque from 1924, oldest German mosque

Mitte district

Gesundbrunnen , Aksa Mosque , Soldiner Strasse,
Gesundbrunnen, Aksemseddin Mosque, Bellermannstrasse
Wedding, as-Sahaba Mosque , Peat Street
Gesundbrunnen, Bilal Mosque , Drontheimer Strasse
Gesundbrunnen, Haci Bayram Mosque, Koloniestrasse
Gesundbrunnen, Imam Cafer Sadik Mosque, Koloniestraße
Moabit , Ayasofya Mosque , Stromstrasse

Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg district

Kreuzberg , Fatih Mosque , Pfuelstrasse
Kreuzberg, Mevlana Mosque , Skalitzer Strasse
Kreuzberg, Omar-Ibn-Al-Khattab-Mosque , Skalitzer Strasse

Pankow district

Heinersdorf , Khadija Mosque , Tiniusstrasse

District Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf

Wilmersdorf , Wilmersdorfer Moschee , Brienner Strasse, oldest mosque in Germany (historically: Berlin mosque)

Schöneberg-Tempelhof district

Tempelhof, Ibrahim-al-Khalil-Mosque , Colditzstrasse

Neukölln district

Neukölln , Şehitlik Mosque , Columbiadamm
Neukölln, Al-Nur-Mosque , Haberstrasse

Synagogues

New Synagogue, Oranienburger Strasse

Today's synagogues

Mitte district

Mitte , Neue Synagoge , Oranienburger Strasse, 1859–1866, 1988–1995 (destroyed in the war, parts rebuilt as a museum)
Middle, Synagogue of the Israelite Synagogue Congregation Adass Yisroel , Tucholskystraße 40
Center, Kahal Adass Jisroel Synagogue, Brunnenstrasse 33

Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg district

Kreuzberg , Fraenkelufer Synagogue 10–12

Pankow district

Prenzlauer Berg Synagogue Rykestrasse 53
Prenzlauer Berg, Kahal Adass Jisroel prayer room, Rykestrasse 53

District Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf

Charlottenburg , Liberal Synagogue Pestalozzistraße , 1911–1912, 1947
Charlottenburg, liberal-egalitarian synagogue Sukkat Schalom, Herbartstrasse 26, 1981
Charlottenburg, Orthodox Synagogue Joachimsthaler Straße, Joachimsthaler Straße 13
Wilmersdorf , Chabad Lubawitsch Synagogue , Münstersche Strasse 6
Schmargendorf , Lev Tov Synagogue, Karlsbader Strasse 16

Tempelhof-Schöneberg district

Sephardic Synagogue Tifferet Israel, Schöneberg

Schöneberg , Sephardic Synagogue Tifferet Israel, Passauer Strasse 4

Destroyed and other earlier synagogues

source

Memorial plaque in Spandau

Mitte district

Mitte , Old Synagogue , Heidereutergasse 4 (oldest synagogue in Berlin, memorial plaque)
Mitte, Lippmann-Tauss Synagogue, founded in 1776
Mitte, formerly Gollnowstrasse 12, 1893–1937
Middle, former Landwehrstraße 19–21 ( Judengasse ) at the corner of the former Gerlachstraße, synagogue of the Jewish retirement home
Mitte, Kaiserstraße Synagogue, former Kaiserstraße 29–30
Mitte, Rosenstrasse 16 synagogue
Mitte, Synagogue Grosse Hamburger Strasse 16
Mitte, Synagogue Gipsstrasse 12a
Mitte, Synagogue Kleine Auguststrasse 10
Mitte, Artilleriestraße 31 synagogue
Moabit , Levetzowstraße Synagogue , Levetzowstraße 7-8 (memorial plaque, Flammenwand memorial)
Hansaviertel , Lessingstraße 6 (memorial plaque)
Hansaviertel, Siegmunds Hof 11 (memorial plaque)
Tiergarten , Synagogue Lützowstraße, Lützowstraße 16 (memorial plaque)
Tiergarten, Synagogue Flensburger Strasse 14
Tiergarten, Schöneberger Ufer synagogue 26
Gesundbrunnen , Synagogue Prinzenallee 87 (memorial plaque)
Gesundbrunnen Synagogue Beth Zion , Brunnenstrasse 33, now a Beit Midrash of the Yeshivas Beis Zion

Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg district

Friedrichshain , Friedenstraße 3, 1937–39 (memorial plaque)
Kreuzberg , Lindenstrasse Synagogue ( Axel-Springer-Strasse 48–50 memorial sheet , information board )
Kreuzberg, Fraenkelufer Synagogue , Fraenkelufer 10–16 (memorial plaque)
Kreuzberg, Synagogue Dresdener Strasse 127

District Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf

Charlottenburg , Charlottenburg Synagogue Schulstrasse 7, today Behaimstrasse 11 (memorial plaque)
Charlottenburg Synagogue Fasanenstrasse , Fasanenstrasse 79–80, today a former Jewish parish hall
Wilmersdorf , Prinzregentenstrasse Synagogue , Prinzregentenstrasse 69-70 (memorial plaque)
Halensee , Synagogue "Temple of Peace" Halensee , Markgraf-Albrecht-Straße 11–12 (memorial plaque)
Grunewald Synagogue Grunewald , Franzensbader Straße 7– / 8 (memorial plaque and information boards)

Spandau district

Spandau , Spandauer Vereinssynagoge , Kammerstrasse 7, corner Lindenufer (memorial plaque in Kammerstrasse and memorial on Lindenufer)

Steglitz-Zehlendorf district

Steglitz , Synagogue Düppelstrasse 41

Tempelhof-Schöneberg district

Schöneberg , Münchener Strasse 36 (memorial stone)
Schöneberg, Passauer Straße 1–3 (memorial plaque)

Neukölln district

Synagogue Isarstrasse , Neukölln , Isarstrasse 8 (memorial plaque)

Treptow-Köpenick district

Köpenick , Freiheit 8 (memorial plaque)

Buddhist temples and centers

The Buddhist House (Buddhist Vihâra ), Edelhofdamm 54, Frohnau
Wat Buddharama, Schönagelstrasse 24, Marzahn
Wat Buddhavihara , Malchowerstr. 23, Berlin-Heinersdorf
Fo-guang-shan temple, Chinese tradition, Ackerstraße 85/86, Gesundbrunnen
Linh Thuu Pagoda - Buddhist-Vietnamese Congregation, Heidereuterstr. 30, Spandau
Tu An Pagode, Dorfstr. 28, Wartenberg

Hindu temple

Sri Mayurapathy Murugan Temple Berlin

Sri Mayurapathy Murugan Tempel Berlin, Blaschkoallee 148, 12359 Berlin-Britz
Sri Ganesha Hindu Temple (under construction), Hasenheide 106, 10967 Berlin

literature

Churches on the Spree . Verlag Stadtfalter, no year.
Christine Goetz , Matthias Hoffmann-Tauschwitz: Churches Berlin Potsdam - Guide to the churches in Berlin and Potsdam . Wichern Verlag, Berlin 2003. ISBN 978-3-88981-140-0 . (Excerpt: Lost Churches - find out more at kkbs.de, Evangelical Church District Berlin Stadtmitte)
Hermann Simon : Jewish Berlin . Verlag Jüdische Presse, Berlin 2003, ISBN 3-935097-09-3 .
Marina Wesner: Kreuzberg and its churches . Kreuzberg Museum, Berlin Story Verlag , Berlin 2007, ISBN 978-3-929829-75-4 .
Sven Scherz-Schade: Churches in Berlin. Churches, synagogues, mosques and temples . Berlin Story Verlag, Berlin 2005, ISBN 978-3-929829-29-7 .

Web links

Tobias Köppe: Church demolition and demolition in the German Democratic Republic: East Berlin (private website)

City portal: Chapel of Reconciliation and Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church Berlin

Individual evidence

↑ Brief description of Berlin . In: CF Wegener: House and General Address Book of the Royal. Capital and residence city Berlin , 1822, part 1, p. 8.
↑ St. Thomas von Aquin on catholic-akademie-berlin.de
↑ St.Nikolaus on erzbistumberlin.de
↑ Bishop Ketteler-Haus on erzbistumberlin.de
↑ United in memory. (PDF) In: The Staakener weather vane. Bulletin of the Friends of the Village Church Alt-Staaken e. V. Edition 34 - Christmas 2015. p. 17 , accessed on August 10, 2019 .
↑ Open Monument Day 2005 with brief information on the ACB in the Luther Church ( Memento from May 6, 2006 in the Internet Archive ) (PDF) accessed on February 3, 2011
↑ Berlin Bible Congregation . Community website. Retrieved April 3, 2012.
↑ Sukkat Schalom (Synagogue Community Berlin). Retrieved October 3, 2017 .
^ Rudolf Bothe (editor): Synagogues in Berlin (Part 1) . On the history of a destroyed architecture. Ed .: Berlin Museum. Willmuth Arenhövel, Berlin 1983, ISBN 3-922912-04-4 , pp. 11 .

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[1] Brief description of Berlin . In: CF Wegener: House and General Address Book of the Royal. Capital and residence city Berlin , 1822, part 1, p. 8.

[2] St. Thomas von Aquin on catholic-akademie-berlin.de

[3] St.Nikolaus on erzbistumberlin.de

[4] Bishop Ketteler-Haus on erzbistumberlin.de

[5] United in memory. (PDF) In: The Staakener weather vane. Bulletin of the Friends of the Village Church Alt-Staaken e. V. Edition 34 - Christmas 2015. p. 17 , accessed on August 10, 2019 .

[6] Open Monument Day 2005 with brief information on the ACB in the Luther Church ( Memento from May 6, 2006 in the Internet Archive ) (PDF) accessed on February 3, 2011

[7] Berlin Bible Congregation . Community website. Retrieved April 3, 2012.

[Sukkat-Schalom.de-8] Sukkat Schalom (Synagogue Community Berlin). Retrieved October 3, 2017 .

[9] Rudolf Bothe (editor): Synagogues in Berlin (Part 1) . On the history of a destroyed architecture. Ed .: Berlin Museum. Willmuth Arenhövel, Berlin 1983, ISBN 3-922912-04-4 , pp. 11 .