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Carl-Zuckmayer-Brücke
A bridge with an artistic touch
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Designed by architect Johann Emil Schaudt in 1910, the Carl-Zuckmayer-Brücke in Berlin features the striking artistic element 'Triton and Nymph.' A thorough rehabilitation has given the bridge a renewed brilliance that is worth seeing.
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The bridge was built in 1910.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1910
- Architect
- Johann Emil Schaudt
Guided Story
As you stand on the Carl-Zuckmayer-Brücke, you're on a structure designed by Johann Emil Schaudt back in 1910. It's more than just a bridge; take a moment to notice the artistic element 'Triton and Nymph'. This sculpture adds a unique touch to the structure's character. After a thorough rehabilitation, the bridge now shines with renewed brilliance. Turn around and you may spot the nearby Rudolph-Wilde-Park, just 100 meters to the southwest. This bridge truly connects history with art.
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