Chapel of Reconciliation

The Chapel of Reconciliation, which translates to the Church of Reconciliation, was built in 1894 and is a magnificent neo-Gothic church. It was damaged in World War II. During the reconstruction process, the whole wood was used as the structure and combined with clay. It was repaired on the original site by volunteers from various countries on the 11th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. Therefore, the Reconciliation Church is also considered to be a symbol of commemoration of reconciliation.