Corneliusbrücke

Standing here, you're on a bridge that not only spans the Landwehr Canal but also speaks volumes of history. Founded in the 19th century, the Cornelius Bridge connects Corneliusstraße with Katharina-Heinroth-Ufer. Named after the painter Peter von Cornelius, it was rebuilt in concrete by 1955 after being heavily damaged during the war. If you look to your left, you might spot the Pavilion of Unity just 66 meters north. To the east, about 174 meters away, is the gallery georg nothelfer. This bridge is more than just a crossing over water; it’s a piece of Berlin’s past.