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NikolaikircheBerlin, Germany
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The oldest temple in Berlin. It is believed that he appeared in the XIII century. Services were held here until 1938. As a result of the destruction during the war, only the outer walls remained of the church. After restoration in 1981, the building began to be used as a concert hall and as a platform for exhibitions. The construction is a typical “Protestant” style building with laconic shapes and sharp tower spiers. | Address: | Nikolaikirchplatz, Berlin | | Phone: | +49 30 24002162 | | Hours: | monday: 10:00–18:00 tuesday: 10:00–18:00 wednesday: 10:00–18:00 thursday: 10:00–18:00 friday: 10:00–18:00 saturday: 10:00–18:00 sunday: 10:00–18:00 |
 | Ivan Bok 16.08.20
Beautiful church with unbelievable uniquely uncorrupted Zehndenick Altardecke! Must see. |
 | Talal Chahoud 23.02.20
interested and old space to visit..
wood and a lot ...to see...
toilette available for visitor.. |
 | Carla Lowe 12.02.20
Very interesting. There are some pieces that are worth seeing. Like the wooden pieces of the altar and the Cloth, among others. The museum is only 5 E.. Read more »uro per person and it gives information in German and English so to can really enjoy it and learn about the history of the church and Berlin.
Plus, the people that work there as hosts, are very kind and ready to answer your questions. There's a young man who spoke English to me and gave me some interesting facts. I didn't get his name but I assume he's always there. I'm walking in crutches and he offered a chair that you can transport around the church to sit on it. That was great help for me given my temporary handicapped situation.
This church is either the oldest or the second oldest in Berlin. |
 | Ashadka A 04.12.19
nice museum with audio guide, affordable tickets and impressive church organ. the staff is very friendly. There is a toilet for visitors) The souvenir.. Read more »e shop is small but has pretty unique items to offer. The exibits allow to dive deeper in the history and local legend. The one about the giant's bone is really cool. The feature I noticed and liked is the ultramodern light bulbs which can be seen if you go upstairs. The church's situated on a cool historic square, surrounded by pleasant cafes and shops. |
 | Vasilios Takos 01.09.19
This is the oldest church in Germany, located in the former East Berlin area and serves as a museum and occasionally as a concert hall. The area aroun.. Read more »d the church is called Nikolaiviertel and there are lots of medieval buildings in this area that you can see, along with transitional German restaurants and beautiful small coffee shops. You can walk around and picturesque little streets and alleyways. |
 | Boris Van de Poel 18.08.19
Lovely church with a rich history. Definitely recommend visiting this historic masterpiece. If you're under 18y you get a free entry too |
 | Lorna Davison 20.07.19
Nice museum former church. In Old Town, site if the beginning of Berlin in the early 13th century. Named after St Nicholas, patron saint of merchants.. Read more ». The rivers made Berlin a perfect site for commerce. The Church was destroyed by the allies in WW Two. Rebuilt and dedicated in the 1980's. 3.00 Euro with audio tour for those over 65, or Welcome Card. |
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