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Neuendorf church

Also known as: Alte Neuendorfer Kirche

The Neuendorf church is a neogothic central-plan building constructed in 1850 as the village church of Neuendorf, a settlement that was later absorbed into the Potsdam district of Babelsberg in the early 20th century. Built from distinctive yellow brick rather than the red brick typical of Brandenburg church architecture, the structure stands out quietly in the neighborhood. Following the village's incorporation into Babelsberg, the church lost its role as a standalone parish center but survived as a protected landmark. The building is wheelchair accessible.

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