Pauluskirche

Pauluskirche is a brick building designed in Gothic Revival style with pointed arches and rising vertical lines that draw the eye upward. The structure displays carefully considered architectural details that define its exterior appearance.

Architect Fritz Gottlob completed the building in 1900, when Berlin was rapidly expanding its outer districts. The structure was built during a period of active church construction throughout Steglitz.

The church has served as a community gathering place since its creation and continues to shape the religious life of the district. It remains a space where residents gather and maintain their faith traditions.

The building sits in a quiet residential area and is easily accessible on foot once you orient yourself in the district. Visitors should note that access may vary depending on religious services, so checking ahead is worthwhile.

The brickwork demonstrates the craftsmanship of builders around 1900, with carefully laid stones that still shape the building's character today. The reddish-brown tone of the bricks sets it apart subtly from modern structures and reveals the age of the construction.

Location: Steglitz-Zehlendorf

Location: District of Steglitz

Architects: Fritz Gottlob

Official opening: June 1, 1900

Architectural style: Gothic Revival

Made from material: brick

GPS coordinates: 52.43780,13.31530

Latest update: December 14, 2025 11:22