The original site dates from 1890, but the bombing of 1943 left her in bad condition and had to build the current building, which is attached to a church was built between 1959 and 1963. The floor of one of the older parts was used to create the living memory today has become one of the most dazzling attractions of the resort.
William II decided to name the church in honor of his grandfather, William, and laid the foundation stone a March 22, 1891. The original design belonged to Franz Schwechten who preferred the neo-Romanesque style.
The new church was designed by Egon Eiermann and consists of four buildings grouped around the ruins of the old church.
The entrance to the Hall of Memory contains a beautiful mosaic that portrays the struggle of the Dragon Michael Arcanguel, one of the more traditional images of the Protestant religion. In addition, the dome can be seen representations of several princes of Hohenzollern dynasty, from the oldest to more recent.
The church is regularly visited by hundreds of travelers who can enjoy one of the most important examples of religious art in Berlin. A structure that commemorates the historical figures and major policies of the nation, but also the religious spirit and essence of the city.
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