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Kaulsdorf, Berlin — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Kaulsdorf is a residential district of Berlin on the Wuhletal, an old village grouped around the Jesus Church with sports grounds along its streets.
About Kaulsdorf
Where to stay in Kaulsdorf
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Kaulsdorf gives a quiet residential base in Berlin rather than a place to find a hotel. Its streets run past the Jesus Church, the Johannische Kirche Kaulsdorf and sports grounds such as the Stadion Wuhletal, with the open Wuhletal along one side. You will find few rooms here.
If you would rather sleep in a calm garden district and ride into central Berlin by day, Kaulsdorf answers that, though most travellers still book nearer the middle of the city.
About Kaulsdorf
What are the main landmarks in Kaulsdorf?
Kaulsdorf carries a cluster of churches and sports grounds rather than a single famous sight. The Jesus Church marks the old village, joined by the Johannische Kirche Kaulsdorf and the Neuapostolische Kirche Kaulsdorf, while the Wilhelm-Griesinger-Krankenhaus keeps its own church. Sport has its ground here too.
Playing fields line Teterower Ring and Lassaner Straße, and a monument recalls Pastor Heinrich Grüber.
What is the history of Kaulsdorf?
Kaulsdorf has been settled since prehistoric times, and the remains of an early settlement chamber survive under monument protection. Its village grew around the Jesus Church long before the modern city. No charter year is on record.
As Berlin expanded outward it absorbed Kaulsdorf, and yet the Wuhletal and the district's old churches kept the outline of the early village clear on the ground.
Where is Kaulsdorf?
Kaulsdorf lies within Berlin, its ground running down to the Wuhletal. The open valley of the Wuhletal edges the district, while the Jesus Church, Teterower Ring and Lassaner Straße mark the built streets away from the water. A quiet corner of the city.
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Updated July 2026