Village Church Hoppegarten

The church was built in 1714.

The Protestant village church of Hoppegarten is a brick hall building with a plastered facade. The facade is structured in the Baroque style. The church has a gable roof, the west tower, which was built in 1714, has a pyramid roof. The corners of the building and the south portal are emphasized by pilasters. It is entered in the list of architectural monuments of Müncheberg. A renovation took place in 2019, resulting in a simple and modern altar.
On the south side there is a rather inconspicuous height fixed point of the Royal Prussian Land Survey. This authority was responsible for the production of topographic maps and the necessary surveying work for the German Empire (except Bavaria).