Best places: Bridges in Berlin, Germany

Iron bridge dating to 1907, known for its use as an exchange point for spies during the Cold War.

👍👍 Great photo opportunity and interesting story. Before the first bridge was built here, fishermen would ferry people from one bank to the other for a "six" (old type of coin). After several previous wooden bridges, today's harbor bridge was completed in 1893.

Opened in 1896, this double-deck bridge crossing River Spree was featured in the movie Run Lola Run.

Wrought-iron & cobbled bridge popular in summer months for sunset viewing, busking & drinks.

Red-sandstone, arched bridge across the Spree River, decorated with statues of 19th-century artists.

Arched sandstone bridge designed by Prussian court architect Karl Friedrich Schinkel in the 1820s.

👍👍 Great place to relax and have a beer with friends. The atmosphere of this old bridge is perfect for a Saturday afternoon plan watching boats go by and a great view of the sunset. However, it can get crowded at times as the spot becomes increasingly popular. However, the mood remains the same, everyo...

Waterways and shipping office on the site of a former 19th-century mill dam on the River Spree.

👍👍 We were here on a cool November evening. The bridge impresses with its architectural sophistication and timeless charm. The view is also worth a visit even at night. There is also a geocache on this bridge which makes a visit to the bridge even more recommended. You can easily find the cash even in...

👍👍 This place is one of my favorite landmarks in Berlin. Nice and picaresque location for taking photos, walking for tourists.

👍 It's wonderful to be able to enjoy a wheat beer by the water. With enough space, it's fairly easy to find a parking space. The prices are relatively high but still bearable.

👍👍 It's a wonderful walk along the banks of the Spree towards the Moabiter Bridge! There is nothing nicer than strolling along the shore in the sunshine and then checking at Bellevue Palace to see if the lawn has been mowed properly! 😂

👍👍 Many GDR citizens lost all trust in the state after the local elections in May 1989 were falsified. On October 18, 1989, Erich Honecker had to resign. The most powerful man in the GDR was brought down by a serious political and economic crisis in the country as well as by some members of the Politb...

👍👍 Today's Liebknecht Bridge was built between 1949-1950. The first one was built in the late 17th century and has been renewed several times throughout history. Until 1889 it was called the Cavalier Bridge Until 1949 Kaiser Willhelm Bridge The current building was named in honor of Karl Liebknecht, w...

😐 The Lutherbrucke is a bridge that spans the River Spree. Built in 1892, the bridge was designed by Karl Bernhard and Otto Stahn, and named after Martin Luther. It connects Spreeweg in the south bank, with Paulstraße in the north. You might come across this bridge if visiting the Tiergarten. I actual...

👍👍 Many, many pigeons are under the Schlosspark bridge. Be careful when passing through! The hit rate is very high. Could I help you with this information?

River crossing for pedestrians, cars & bicycles, with views of the "Molecule Man" sculpture.

😐 Well, it's a bridge...old dirty place. There is also an Underground Station.

👍👍 One thing first: This is my first bridge review. However, I have known the Langenscheidt Bridge for more than 30 years and can only emphasize that it fulfills its function masterfully. I always got from one end to the other without falling. With the best will in the world, you can't say that about e...

👍👍 It is amazing that these two bridges still stand as a testament to great railway engineering. A thank you to the monument protection. However, trains haven't been running there for a long time. The tracks have been dismantled and access to the actual bridges of the former "Stettiner Bahn" is closed....