What remained of the bombing - Forgotten church in the center of Berlin

🔹 Starting point: Gendarmenmarkt, where the history of the German Church and the French Friedrichstadt Church is explained. Although not forgotten, they were severely damaged during World War II and later rebuilt.

🔹 Further route: Via Taubenstraße, the route leads past the Schleiermacherhaus to the former site of the Trinity Church, whose layout is now marked by colored stones in the pavement.

🔹 Next stop: The former site of Bethlehem Church, once home to the Bohemian community.

🔹 Via Checkpoint Charlie, the route continues to Kreuzberg, to Rudi-Dutschke-Straße at the Axel-Springer-Haus. Here, participants learn more about the Jerusalem Church, which was blown up in 1961.

🔹 Ending point: Petrikirchplatz, where Cölln's oldest church is highlighted.

• Meeting point: Schiller Monument at Gendarmenmarkt
  
• Guide: Ralph Jakisch
  
• For city walkers
  
• Registration required, as the number of participants is limited.
  
• In German
  

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