Martin-Luther-Kirche

The Martin-Luther-Kirche features tall pointed arches, intricate stonework details, and multiple spires that extend upward from its main structure.

The construction of this religious building, completed in 1909 by architect Fritz Gottlob, brought a new dimension to early 20th-century church architecture in Berlin.

This religious structure functions both as a regular worship space and a central meeting point for neighborhood gatherings in the Neukölln district.

The church maintains regular visiting hours and welcomes people of different backgrounds to participate in its weekly programs and religious services.

The building exemplifies the architectural transition period between traditional church design and modern construction methods of the early 1900s in Germany.

Location: Neukölln

Architects: Fritz Gottlob

Official opening: November 14, 1909

Architectural style: Gothic Revival

GPS coordinates: 52.48440,13.43600

Latest update: March 8, 2025 15:01