Most reviewed Bridges in Berlin, Germany

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

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.

👍👍 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.

👍👍 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 bridge is available in duplicate. On the one hand, there is the modern, unadorned car bridge over which the roaring motorized traffic rolls in many lanes. The older Gertrauden Bridge, which runs parallel to it, isn't all that much nicer either. Today it is purely a pedestrian bridge. Her most be...