MOC-169060 Berlin Cathedral building blocks

• Description: Designed and authorized by pontus_gehrmann_mocs, this set faithfully recreates the Berlin Cathedral, measures a total of 115 x 115 x 100 cm and is divided into 29 modules. Detailed instructions are provided for the base, second floor, roof, towers and domes.
  
• The Berlin Cathedral, whose long history dates back to the 15th century, serves as a Roman Catholic place of worship.
  The Berlin Cathedral, also known as the Evangelical Parish and Collegiate Church, is an important Protestant church and a dynastic burial site (Hohenzollern family) on the Museum Island in the center of Berlin.
  
• Starting with a palace chapel in the Berlin Palace, various buildings have served as the location of the cathedral since the 15th century. The current collegiate church was built between 1894 and 1905 under Emperor Wilhelm II according to designs by Julius Raschdorff in the Renaissance and Baroque style. The listed building is Germany's largest Protestant church and one of the most important royal tombs in Europe. In addition to church services, the cathedral is also used for national ceremonies, concerts and other events.

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