Berlin Cathedral

The Berlin Cathedral on Museum Island is the largest Protestant church in Germany. It was built from 1894 to 1905 according to plans by Julius Raschdorff and formerly served as the main church of Prussian Protestantism as well as the court church of the ruling Hohenzollerns.

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In the Lustgarten, many visitors enjoy the view of the Berlin Cathedral.
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Berlin Cathedral and TV Tower
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A man reads a travel guide in front of the Berlin Cathedral in Berlin.
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Tourists are refreshing themselves in the fountain in front of the Berlin cathedral.
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A visitor takes in the view from the observation terrace of the Humboldt Box at the Schlossplatz in Berlin. The Altes Museum, the Berlin Cathedral and the TV Tower can be seen.
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A visitor looks through an observation window of the Humboldt Box in Berlin, with the Berlin Cathedral and the TV Tower in the background.
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The bus 100 stops at the Berlin Cathedral in Berlin's Mitte district. The bus line is popular with tourists to Berlin because it stops at a variety of sights for the low price of a one-way ticket.
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A worker dusts off a candlestick inside the Berlin Cathedral in Berlin.
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Spring cleaning in the Berlin Cathedral
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The inside of the Berlin Cathedral
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The Berlin Cathedral at sunset
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The illuminated Berlin Cathedral at the Festival of Lights in October 2009.
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View of the Berlin Cathedral from a snow-covered bridge.
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The Berlin Cathedral is covered in snow and visible from the Christmas market's Ferris wheel.