St. Petrus

St. Petrus is a parish church of the Catholic Church in the Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf district of Berlin, located at the corner of Schlangenbader Strasse and Dillenburger Strasse. The building has a clearly structured facade with classical architectural features and houses an impressive pipe organ.

The church was built between 2002 and 2005 through the work of two architects who created the building from scratch. The interior was furnished with a historic altar from the 18th century that originally came from a Jesuit church in Brussels.

The name reflects Catholic tradition, and the interior shows how different artistic periods come together through its decoration. Visitors notice both older and more recent elements when they walk through the space.

The church is easy to access from the street, and the interior layout makes it straightforward to navigate. Masses take place regularly, meaning visitors can expect different experiences depending on the time of day they visit.

The pipe organ in the church comes from an English builder from the early 1900s and was restored before its installation in the modern building. With over 800 pipes spread across multiple registers, this instrument has a rich range of sounds and shows the craftsmanship of its era.