Berliner Dom

  Rising above the Museum Island in the Mitte district, Berliner Dom, or the Berlin Cathedral, is a prominent Protestant church completed in 1905. This architectural marvel features a central dome that towers 98 meters high, making it the largest cathedral in Germany. Originally built to serve as a dynastic burial site for the Hohenzollern family, today it functions as a house of worship and a significant cultural venue. Open year-round, visitors can explore its stunning interiors and even climb the dome for a panoramic view of Berlin. Don’t miss the intricate altar and beautiful stained-glass windows that showcase the cathedral's rich history.