The Berlin cathedral is the biggest Protestant church of Germany. It was built at the end of the 19th centuriy as a main church of the Prussian Protestantism and at the same time as a court church for the ruling Hohenzollern, according to the model of the Peter’s cathedral in Rome in the style of the Italian high-level Renaissance. Nevertheless, the history of the Berlin cathedral is substantially older and goes back till the Middle Ages.
Berlin Cathedral
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Other stops on this audio tour:
City Hall (1:46 min) • Nikolaichurch (2:10 min) • German Cathedral (2:54 min) • Gendarmes Market (3:34 min) • Under the Lime Trees Boulevard (2:45 min) • Equestrian Statue of Frederick the Great (1:37 min) • Brandenburg Gate (4:26 min) • Holocaust Memorial (1:14 min) • Reichstag Building (4:43 min) • Castle Bellevue (2:54 min) • Victory Column (2:40 min) • Commemorative Church (1:39 min) • Kurfürstendamm (3:22 min) • Castle Charlottenburg (4:28 min)
