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Buckow, Berlin — Area Guide & Where to Stay
An old church and modern housing blocks mark Buckow, a quarter of Berlin in Germany, from the Dreieinigkeitskirche to the Gropiushaus.
About Buckow
Where to stay in Buckow
Where you base yourself shapes the visit — here's the character of each area.
Buckow joins an old village core to the housing estates on the Berlin edge, its streets running from the Dreieinigkeitskirche to the blocks around the Gropiushaus. Lodging is hard to come by in Buckow. Most beds sit along Fritz-Erler-Allee and Lipschitzallee, a practical base among shops and green courts rather than sights, with the historic churches a short walk off.
Plan on quiet. If you want a low-key, residential stay in Buckow near the Gropiushaus and Fritz-Erler-Allee over a room in central Berlin, this quarter will suit you.
About Buckow
What are the main landmarks in Buckow?
The Dreieinigkeitskirche marks the old heart of Buckow, one of several churches that hold the village past. The estates are served by St. Dominicus and the Martin Luther King Church, whose blocks and green courts spread around the Gropiushaus along Fritz-Erler-Allee and Lipschitzallee. Two eras share one map.
What is the history of Buckow?
Buckow began as a small village on the fields, its parish gathered at the Dreieinigkeitskirche long before the city arrived. In the last century large housing estates rose on the open land, and the blocks around the Gropiushaus reshaped the quarter along Fritz-Erler-Allee. The old village stayed.
Its church still stands among the housing blocks that Berlin built out to the edge at Buckow.
Where is Buckow?
Buckow lies at the edge of Berlin in Germany, an old village grown into housing estates around the Dreieinigkeitskirche and the Gropiushaus.
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Updated July 2026