Best places: Religions in Berlin, Germany

🫤 Danger! A really beautiful church, both inside and out. But 1000% Catholic abortion opponents. I was shocked to see, immediately to the left in the entrance area, several displays in Polish demonizing abortion and a dead, blood-smeared fetus in A0 poster size!!!! show. And that despite the fact that...

👍👍 Sehr schöner Dom mit einer fantastischen Aussicht auf Havelberg. Der Eintritt ist kostenlos, lediglich für eine Fotoerlaubnis werden 2 € fällig.

Medieval-style wooden church dating from 1908, with elaborate carvings, a carillon & musical tours.

Prominent 12th-century cathedral with frescos & a crypt for Guelph rulers such as Henry the Lion.

Schinkel-designed neoclassical church with a columned cupola, offering tours & a viewing platform.

Catholic cathedral with world famous bronzes, a thousand year old rose & Romanesque chandeliers.

Sizable 13th-century church featuring an artfully crafted, painted wooden altar & a huge pipe organ.

Prussia's King Frederick William IV had a hand in the design of this church in the palace gardens.

Stately French church dating back to the 17th century featuring a domed tower with sweeping views.

👍 Very interesting building. The church has been used by both catholics and protestants hence the two altars. Interesting pieces of art from various style including recent pieces.

👍👍 UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE! Along with St. Marien Church and St. Nikolai Church, it is one of the city's three sacred Gothic buildings. Construction began in 1925 and during World War II it suffered a lot of damage, then almost all of it was rebuilt in 1990. In the year of 1922, it served as the settin...

Relaxed hotel in a 13th-century monastery offering modest rooms, breakfast & courtyard gardens.

Bright rooms in a restored church-turned-guesthouse beside a canal, plus a garden & a terrace.

Imposing 14th-century red-brick church featuring a 104-m. bell tower & a 17th-century baroque organ.

Striking 12th-century church & war memorial known for its soaring bell tower & open-air interior.

👍👍 Great visit, enjoyed the wonderful grounds. The cathedral was impressive; so much history in the structure and each generation added their art to the whole. A beautiful 90 minute drive from Dresden. Our visit took us 90 minutes south to Schloss Netzschkau the same day trip. Amazing country.

11th-century Romanesque church, known for its bronze doors, painted wood ceiling & stucco choir.

👍 Ein ruhiger Ort um mal alles weltliche zu vergessen. Die Kirche hat eine sehenswerte Einrichtung. Wer will kann im Kloster übernachten. Parkplätze sind kostenlos, allerdings besteht im Klosterladen und Cafe noch Maskenpflicht. Wunderschöne Rundwanderwege um das Kloster, auch für ungeübte Wanderer. A...