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Jungfernbrücke
Berlin's oldest drawbridge crossing the Spree Canal
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Built in 1798, the Jungfernbrücke is Berlin's oldest surviving bridge and the only remaining example of the city's original nine drawbridges. It spans the Spree Canal, linking Friedrichsgracht and Oberwasserstraße. The wooden structure on stone abutments is a popular spot for tourists interested in historical architecture.
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The bridge was originally known as Spreegassenbrücke.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1798
- Former Name
- Spreegassenbrücke
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Bridges of BerlinStop 3 of 10
Classical BerlinStop 8 of 12
Heritage Sites in Berlin — Hidden GemsStop 5 of 9
Location
Nearby
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