Berger Kirche

**★★★★★ Roland Feuerstein — a year ago

A beautiful gem in the heart of Stuttgart. In a fantastic location. A fantastic view (towards Cannstatt/Untertürkheim). We were privileged to experience a wonderful summer concert (in a summer rainstorm) with the Berger Choir in the church.

**★★★★★ Mike Jonser — 3 years ago

The church is small but has a beautiful tower that is easily visible from afar. Walking around the church offers a fantastic view over the city's rooftops and excellent acoustics when concerts are played at the Cannstatter Wasen.

**★★★★☆ E Scott Parks — 5 months ago

Berger Kirche is Stuttgart’s oldest Protestant church, with roots dating back to the 12th century. Though modest in size, its Romanesque origins and later Gothic touches offer a quiet glimpse into the city’s medieval past. Surrounded by trees and tucked into the residential Berg district, it’s a peaceful spot with a strong sense of continuity; unassuming, yet enduring.

**★☆☆☆☆ Sebastian Barg — 7 months ago

Currently, the church in Stuttgart-Berg is increasingly being used by a Ukrainian congregation, as the Protestant pastor is apparently no longer able to attract his own congregation to services – possibly due in part to his sometimes questionable and occasionally outlandish arguments.

Unfortunately, the Ukrainian congregation shows little sensitivity (and doesn't speak a word of German) to the concerns of the local residents. They show absolutely no consideration for the neighborhood: the area