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Dammbrücke

Where History Meets Modern Engineering

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The Dammbrücke in Köpenick spans not just the river but also centuries. Originally built in the 15th century, it now stands as a prestressed concrete bridge from the 1980s over the Spree. Walking across, you experience the seamless blend of tradition and innovation.

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Did you know?

The current bridge was constructed in 1984 and 1985.

Quick Facts

Founded: April 10, 1986

Guided Story

Ever wondered what tales a bridge could tell if it could speak? The Dammbrücke here in Köpenick is one such place. Look to your left, and you’ll spot the St. Josef Church, a century-old landmark. Beneath your feet, the Spree flows gently, but imagine merchants and travelers crossing the first wooden bridge here back in the 15th century. Just behind you, the Platz des 23. April watches quietly over time. The current bridge was built in the 1980s, yet it stands on the foundations of history. Let yourself be carried away by the connection between past and present.