Best places: Churches in Berlin, Germany

Majestic 1800s cathedral with an organ with 7,269 pipes, plus royal tombs & a dome for city views.

Ruins of an original church, built in the 1890s & damaged in the war, with more modern additions.

Stately French church dating back to the 17th century featuring a domed tower with sweeping views.

Redbrick Gothic church for Protestant services, home to the Dance of Death fresco painted in 1485.

👍👍 Great church, well decorated and designed. And it seems like community there is also progressive. Really proud that they support LGBTQI+

18th-century structure including displays on the parliamentary democracy of the German Bundestag.

19th-century church recently displaying sculptures, closed indefinitely due to structural damage.

Historicist-style 1860s church with exhibits on its past as a center of resistance, plus concerts.

13th-century church, ruined by WWII bombs, rebuilt as a venue for events, concerts & organ recitals.

👍👍 Visit to the exhibition “The Great Masters of the Renaissance”. An incredibly beautiful experience! It is wonderful to experience the most famous paintings and frescoes by the four greatest Italian masters up close. Many details and details can only now be seen up close. The razor-sharp boxes are ac...

Enduring sanctuary built in the late 1800s, with sculptures & Romanesque-style columns & arches.

👍👍 Breathtaking Church with awe-inspiring music on Sundays!! As of posting this, the Mass times are generally 9AM, 10:30AM, and 6:00PM (pictured below). Also listed are Mass times for other Churches in the city!

👍👍 Despite war damage, church services still take place in the rear part, which has remained intact. The rest of the ruins are a constant reminder of the horrors of war and offer interesting views.

👍👍 Extraordinary little church with a fantastic organ.