Expert guided tours through the history and architecture of the church. The Königin-Luise-Kirche was built in 1912-13 in the Brandenburg brick Gothic style by Robert Leibnitz (1863-1929), the architect of several churches in and around Berlin.
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Empress Auguste Viktoria took over the protectorate. At the emperor's request, the front was modelled on the medieval Tangermünde town hall.
The church was renovated in 2016-18 with funding from the State Monuments Office, the Friends' Association and the KiBa Foundation, among others, and the organ (by Tom Tolle, Preetz/H. 1966) in 2020.
Guided tours of the history and architecture of the Königin-Luise-Kirche with expert commentary are scheduled for 2.30 pm and 3.30 pm
Meeting point: square in front of the church
Language: German
