Französische Kirche

The Französische Kirche, also known as the French Church, is a historic Protestant church located in Berlin, Germany. Built between 1701 and 1705, it served as a religious and cultural hub for the French-speaking community, particularly Huguenots who fled France due to religious persecution. Architecturally, it features classic baroque elements and a distinctive bell tower. Today, it functions as a Lutheran church and a cultural site, hosting services, concerts, and exhibitions that reflect its rich history of religious diversity and exile. The Französische Kirche stands as a testament to the blending of architectural beauty and multicultural heritage in Berlin.