Berlin, Germany
St. Elisabeth Kirche is a neoclassical Protestant church in Berlin's Mitte district, designed by Karl Friedrich Schinkel and completed in 1835. Severely damaged in World War II, it stood as a ruin for decades before being partially restored. Today it serves primarily as a cultural venue hosting concerts, exhibitions, and other events.
in 3 days
Concert by the German Symphony Orchestra Berlin. Classical symphonic music in the beautiful interior of a Berlin church.
Performance of Monteverdi's celebrated Marienvesper, a baroque masterpiece, in the intimate setting of a church.
Capella de la Torre presents a musical narrative about Erzsébet Báthory, the Hungarian countess who inspired the Dracula legend.
Sleepless World concert featuring Boris Randzio at St. Elisabeth Church in Berlin.