Theater unterm Turm is one of Berlin's premier theaters. During World War II, the theater was used as the Berliner Philharmoniker's main venue. The theater underwent a major remodel in 1990. The theater reopened its doors in 2010 with a production of Herzliches Beileid, directed by Pyraz Berkheim. Today, visitors to the theater can see performances put on by international and local theater groups alike.
The Ordenshaus is a historic building built in the style of a three-wing castle from the early 20th Century. Built by local architects Ernst Paul and Olaf Lillo, the structure is an imposing brick and shingle building with a wide staircase leading up to the main door. The venue is now under the purview of the Freemason society and is only opened to the public on special occasions. It is also available for rent for private events and functions.
The beautiful red facade of the 18th-century basilica- Evangelische St. Jacobi-Kirche is a major tourist attraction of Berlin. A true reflection of Italian and early Romanesque style, the charming exterior of this Protestant church includes a bell tower, a three-nave basilica and connecting pillars. After suffering a minor damage during the Allied air raids in 1945, the church was fully restored to its original glory by 1957. The interiors of the church are equally enchanting with vibrant mosaics adorning the walls. Today, along with being a significant place of worship, Evangelische St. Jacobi-Kirche is also known to celebrate faith by means of cultural events and concerts.
The stunning St.-Simeon-Kirche is one of the most popular tourist attractions of Berlin. Located in the city center, the dominant Gothic church was designed by famous German architect Franz Schwechten in 1893. The most distinguished feature of the church is its 76.5 meter (250 feet) high spire that adorns the city skyline. On the inside, the church features numerous intricate details that are simply fascinating to look at. In 2015, St.-Simeon-Kirche was converted into a refugee church, known to be the first in Germany. The church also falls under the monument protection act.
Built in the mid-19th century, Selbständige Evangelisch-Lutherische Kirche features two levels of seating arrangements for its parishioners. Visit this old red-bricked church to learn about its rich historical past.
Found in the old town of Oberkämer-Bötzow, Ev. Nikolai-Kirche Bötzow is a historic church dating back to the 15th Century. The late Gothic structure is located on the pilgrimage route between Wilsnack and Berlin, which traces its origins back to the Middle Ages. Apportioned to Saint Nicholas, this church was possibly built on the site of an older place of worship. The ornate church organ was built to the designs of Joachim Wagner in the year 1743, while its wooden steeple was created in 1757. Brass chandeliers and restored Gothic frescoes are some of its arresting architectural features.