Rykestrasse Synagogue
Germany's largest synagogue, completed in 1904, showcases Romanesque Revival architecture in Berlin's Prenzlauer Berg neighbourhood and serves the…
Berlin: 79 heritage places documented by Cultural Heritage Online, street by street — what each one is, where it is, and how to see it.
Germany's largest synagogue, completed in 1904, showcases Romanesque Revival architecture in Berlin's Prenzlauer Berg neighbourhood and serves the…
Berlin's grandest Baroque palace, built from the late 17th century and expanded under Frederick the Great.
An abandoned 1969 amusement park in Berlin, Spreepark was the GDR's only permanent theme park and a Cold…
Interactive museum in central Berlin dedicated to espionage history worldwide, with particular emphasis on Cold War intelligence operations…
Berlin's 18th-century Catholic cathedral, built for Frederick the Great by Georg Wenzeslaus von Knobelsdorff, reopened in 2024 with…
A 1907–1909 Romanesque Revival church in Berlin that now serves as the interim cathedral while St. Hedwig's undergoes…
Berlin's second-oldest Catholic church, designed by August Soller and consecrated in 1848, now hosts musical and literary events…
A Roman Catholic hall church in Berlin's Schöneberg district, completed in 1895 and designed by Engelbert Seibertz to…
A neo-Gothic parish church in Berlin's Wedding district, built 1890–1893 with ambitious capacity for 1,000 seated and 3,000…
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