Pankow village church

The church structure features brick construction with two octagonal towers and a neo-gothic design incorporating elements from the Schinkel architectural school.

Originally established in 1230 as a granite stone chapel by Cistercian monks, the current building opened in 1859 following expansion by architect Friedrich August Stüler.

The pulpit displays images of religious reformers including Martin Luther, John Calvin, Philipp Melanchthon, and Nikolaus Count of Zinzendorf.

The church maintains regular services and houses a peace group that gathers on the first Friday of each month since 1981.

Four stained glass windows created by artist Inge Pape in 1959 depict the evangelists of the New Testament throughout the church interior.

Location: Pankow

Architects: Friedrich August Stüler

Official opening: June 1, 1859

Architectural style: Gothic architecture, Gothic Revival, Schinkel school, historicist architecture

Made from material: brick

Address: Breite Str. 37, 13187 Berlin

Email: verein@alt-pankow.de

Website: http://alt-pankow.de

GPS coordinates: 52.57060,13.40860

Latest update: March 7, 2025 11:37