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Marienfelde, Berlin — Area Guide & Where to Stay
The village green at Alt-Marienfelde opens Marienfelde, a district of Berlin, Germany, known for the Dorfkirche Marienfelde and Kloster Sankt Augustinus.
About Marienfelde
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Marienfelde lies in southwest Berlin, within the Tempelhof-Schöneberg borough. Its old core stays green. Rooms here fall near the Dorfkirche Marienfelde, the village green at Alt-Marienfelde and Kloster Sankt Augustinus, a mixed residential and industrial quarter rather than a tourist centre.
The Marienfelde refugee transit camp stands among its sites. If you want a quiet, workaday Berlin base away from the crowded centre, Marienfelde suits.
About Marienfelde
What are the main landmarks in Marienfelde?
Marienfelde centres on the Dorfkirche Marienfelde, its oldest landmark. The old church holds the green. Kloster Sankt Augustinus and the village green at Alt-Marienfelde frame the historic core, while the Marienfelde refugee transit camp records a later chapter of the district's story.
These sites sit within the Tempelhof-Schöneberg borough of Berlin.
What is the history of Marienfelde?
Marienfelde began as a village around the Dorfkirche Marienfelde and its Dorfanger at Alt-Marienfelde. The village stood on its own. By the Greater Berlin Act of 1920, the former village passed into Berlin and grew into a mixed industrial and residential quarter of the Tempelhof-Schöneberg borough.
The Marienfelde refugee transit camp later marked a harder chapter.
Where is Marienfelde?
Marienfelde lies in southwest Berlin, within the Tempelhof-Schöneberg borough, its old core set around the Dorfanger at Alt-Marienfelde.
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Updated July 2026