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Kaisersteg

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The Kaisersteg in Berlin-Köpenick is a pedestrian and bicycle bridge rebuilt in 2007. Originally designed by Heinrich Müller-Breslau, it connects Laufener Straße with Hasselwerderstraße. This delicate iron truss structure is a testament to early 20th-century engineering.

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Baedeker's travel guide once called the Kaisersteg 'technically remarkable.'

Quick Facts

Founded: September 25, 2007
Architect: Heinrich Müller-Breslau

Guided Story

Take a moment to admire this intricate iron truss construction. The Kaisersteg was originally designed by Heinrich Müller-Breslau, one of the leading structural engineers of his time. Rebuilt in 2007, this bridge connects Laufener Straße with Hasselwerderstraße. It was initially a joint project by the Grundrentengesellschaft Wilhelminenhof and AEG. As you walk across the Kaisersteg, feel the history of early 20th-century engineering come to life. Enjoy the view over the Oberspree, and let your gaze wander to Hasselwerderpark, just a short stroll to the west.