Königs Wusterhausen | Neo-Romanesque Hall Church | Built 1697–1889
Discover the Sacred Heart of KWThe Church of the Holy Cross on the church square stands in the immediate vicinity of the royal hunting lodge of King Frederick William I and thus in the heart of the historic center of Königs Wusterhausen.
It is a neo-Romanesque hall church, originally built from 1697 onwards. The building acquired its present form in 1889.
This architectural jewel reflects centuries of spiritual devotion and community life in Brandenburg’s royal town.
The church is particularly impressive thanks to the Ahrend organ, built in 2009. Designed in the style of Arp Schnitger, it is one of the few instruments of this North German organ tradition remaining in Brandenburg.
This exceptional instrument fills the neo-Romanesque hall with resonant beauty, drawing organists and music lovers from across Germany for recitals, services, and sacred concerts.
Join us for worship, concerts, or quiet reflection in this historic sanctuary.
Sundays at 10:00 AM
Holy Communion monthly
Seasonal recitals featuring the Ahrend organ
By appointment – explore history & architecture