Germany
Deutscher Dom
Berlin, Berlin
The domed tower on Gendarmenmarkt was added to the German Church in 1780–85 for Frederick II. After war damage it was rebuilt with a faithful exterior and a modern interior. It is called a Dom for its dome, not because it was ever a bishop's church. Today it houses an exhibition on the history of parliamentary democracy in Germany, facing the French Cathedral across the square.
Details
- Address
- BerlinGermany
- Opening hours
- Access
- Wheelchair accessible
- Website
- bundestag.de/deutscherdom
- Phone
- +49-30-22730432
- Founded
- 1785
- Wikipedia
- Deutscher Dom
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