Nikolaikirche

  Nikolaikirche, located in the heart of Berlin's historic Mitte district, dates back to the 13th century, making it one of the city's oldest surviving churches. This Gothic structure features a striking double tower, which stands at 75 meters high, drawing visitors to its impressive façade and intricate stained glass windows. Originally serving as a parish church, today it houses a museum showcasing the city's medieval history and hosts various concerts, particularly during the festive December month, when it comes alive with seasonal charm. Visitors can explore the museum's exhibits, enjoy a quiet moment in the nave, or admire the detailed craftsmanship throughout. Don't miss a stroll around the picturesque Nikolaikirchplatz, where the church is surrounded by charming cobblestone streets.