Self-guided Sightseeing Tour #7 in Berlin, Germany

The Protestant Church of Thanksgiving was built by Fritz Bornemann from 1970 to 1972 on Weddingplatz in the Berlin district of Wedding in the Mitte district. The building ensemble of hall church and community center is a listed building.

Wikipedia: Dankeskirche Wedding (DE), Heritage Website

The Baptist Church of Wedding is located at the back of the property at Müllerstraße 14a in Berlin-Wedding. It is a neo-Gothic chapel without a tower and was built at the end of the 19th century by Carl Moritz as a brick building.

Wikipedia: Baptistenkirche Wedding (DE), Website

Max-Josef-Metzger-Platz is a town square in the Berlin district of Wedding. The triangular square was built in 1862 according to plans by the city planning officer James Hobrecht and is today bordered in the west by Müllerstraße, in the north by Gerichtstraße and in the east by a paved path that connects Müllerstraße with Gerichtstraße. Since 21 April 1994, the square has borne his name in memory of Pastor Max Josef Metzger (1887–1944).

Wikipedia: Max-Josef-Metzger-Platz (DE)

St. Joseph is a Catholic church and former parish in Berlin-Wedding, Germany, built from 1907 to 1909 to a design by Wilhelm Rincklake, revised by Wilhelm Frydag in Romanesque revival style. It seats 3000 people. Since 2018 the church has served as an interim cathedral while St. Hedwig's Cathedral is restored.

Wikipedia: St. Joseph, Wedding (EN), Website, Heritage Website

The Prime Time Theater is a modern Volkstheater in Berlin’s Wedding district. The name of the theater derives from the fact that the time the play starts marks the beginning of prime time.

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Sparrplatz is located in the Berlin district of Wedding in the Sprengelkiez district, an area of around 51 hectares and 16,633 inhabitants.

Wikipedia: Sparrplatz (DE)

The Protestant Easter Church on the corner of Samoastrasse and Sprengelstrasse in the Berlin district of Wedding was built according to plans by the Berlin architects Georg Dinklage, Ernst Paulus and Olaf Lilloe.

Wikipedia: Osterkirche (Berlin) (DE), Heritage Website

Sprengelpark is a one-hectare park in the Berlin district of Wedding between Sprengelstraße and Kiautschoustraße on the site of the former aircraft company Rohrbach Metallflugzeugbau.

Wikipedia: Sprengelpark (DE)

Pekinger Platz in Berlin's Wedding district of the Mitte district is a small green space that was created during the development of the new residential district at the end of the 19th century. In 1890, a men's asylum was built on it, the type of which is known as "Café Achteck" and is now protected as an architectural monument.

Wikipedia: Pekinger Platz (DE)

Café Achteck is a common local slang for certain public urinals in Berlin. These urinals consist of seven ornamentally decorated, green-painted cast iron wall segments, arranged onto an octagonal floor plan, provide standing room for seven men, and the eighth side is the entrance. The roof is crowned by an eight-sided ventilation hood. In front of the entrance, there is a privacy screen of at least three segments. The design for these urinals came from the city councillor Carl Theodor Rospatt in 1878. In 1920 there were about 142 of these urinals in Greater Berlin, and today about a dozen preserved specimens can be found.

Wikipedia: Café Achteck (EN)

The Putlitzbrücke deportation memorial is located on the east side of the Putlitzbrücke in the Berlin district of Moabit. At this point, the bridge spans the Moabit freight yard, from whose tracks 69, 81 and 82 more than 32,000 Jewish citizens were deported to the concentration camps from January 1942.

Wikipedia: Deportationsmahnmal Putlitzbrücke (DE)