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Märkisches Viertel, Berlin — Area Guide & Where to Stay
The Kirche am Seggeluchbecken marks Märkisches Viertel, a district of Berlin, Germany, whose name recalls the March of Brandenburg.
About Märkisches Viertel
Where to stay in Märkisches Viertel
Each area has its own feel; here's who each one suits.
Märkisches Viertel lies in the borough of Reinickendorf in Berlin. Churches hold its quiet corners. Rooms here fall near the Saint Martin Church, the Apostel-Andreas-Kirche and the Kirche am Seggeluchbecken, a residential quarter rather than a nightlife district, with the Dorfkirche Rosenthal at nearby Rosenthal.
The Lutherkirche Berlin-Wilhelmsruh stands toward Wilhelmsruh. If you want a calm outer-Berlin base among parish churches and open ground, Märkisches Viertel suits.
About Märkisches Viertel
What are the main landmarks in Märkisches Viertel?
Märkisches Viertel gathers its parish churches across the quarter. Faith marks the ground here. The Saint Martin Church, the Apostel-Andreas-Kirche and the Kirche am Seggeluchbecken stand among its blocks, while the Dorfkirche Rosenthal at Rosenthal and the Lutherkirche Berlin-Wilhelmsruh toward Wilhelmsruh anchor the older villages nearby.
These churches ring the borough of Reinickendorf.
What is the history of Märkisches Viertel?
Märkisches Viertel takes its name from the March of Brandenburg, the old region around Berlin. The name looks back. Older villages ring the quarter, among them Rosenthal with its Dorfkirche Rosenthal and Wilhelmsruh with the Lutherkirche Berlin-Wilhelmsruh, all set within the borough of Reinickendorf.
The Saint Martin Church rose later among its blocks.
Where is Märkisches Viertel?
Märkisches Viertel lies in the borough of Reinickendorf in Berlin, its edges meeting the older villages of Rosenthal and Wilhelmsruh.
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Updated July 2026