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Friedrichswerder is a
neighborhood (Stadtviertel),
situated in the
Berliner locality (Ortsteil) of Mitte, part of the
homonymous borough. It is identical...
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Friedrichswerder Church (German:
Friedrichswerdersche Kirche, French:
Temple du Werder) was the
first Neo-Gothic
church built in Berlin, Germany. It was...
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began to grow. In 1709,
Berlin merged with the four
cities of Cölln,
Friedrichswerder,
Friedrichstadt and
Dorotheenstadt under the name Berlin, "Haupt- und...
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Island (1a)
Fisher Island (1b) Alt-Berlin (2)
Nikolaiviertel (2a)
Friedrichswerder (3) Neukölln am W****er (4)
Dorotheenstadt (5)
Friedrichstadt (6) Luisenstadt...
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Twickenham (begun 1749,
completed in 1776),
designed for
Horace Walpole Friedrichswerder Church,
Berlin (1824–1831) by Karl
Friedrich S****el
Elizabeth Tower...
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historic bridges connect Cölln with the 17th
century extension of
Friedrichswerder on the
western bank of the
Spree river: the Schleusenbrücke (Sluice...
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Dorotheenstadt Cemetery,
officially the
Cemetery of the
Dorotheenstadt and
Friedrichswerder Parishes, is a
landmarked Protestant burial ground located in the Berlin...
- Cölln with
Fischerinsel and
Museumsinsel Dorotheenstadt Friedrichstadt Friedrichswerder Friedrich-Wilhelm-Stadt
Luisenstadt Neukölln am W****er Oranienburger...
- [1a],
Fisher Island [1b]), Alt-Berlin [2] (with
Nikolaiviertel [2a]),
Friedrichswerder [3], Neukölln am W****er [4],
Dorotheenstadt [5],
Friedrichstadt [6]...
- Gegenwart,
contemporary art;
added to the
National Gallery in 1996.
Friedrichswerder Church: 19th-century sculpture, a
church designed by Karl Friedrich...
