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Marie-Elisabeth-Lüders-Steg
Linking history with modernity across the Spree
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Berlin: First Steps10 pts
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The Marie-Elisabeth-Lüders Bridge serves as a crucial pedestrian link between the Marie-Elisabeth-Lüders House and the Paul-Löbe House in the heart of Berlin. Since 2003, it has provided walkers with seamless access across the Spree, offering stunning views of the parliamentary buildings. This bridge is an integral part of Berlin's government district, symbolizing the connection between tradition and progress.
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The bridge was inaugurated in 2003.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 2003
- Height
- 7.5 m
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Guided Story
Here you are on the Marie-Elisabeth-Lüders Bridge, connecting the parliamentary buildings since 2003. Take in the views of the striking Marie-Elisabeth-Lüders House and the Paul-Löbe House. This bridge not only provides a convenient passage over the Spree but also symbolizes the blend of tradition and progress. Just behind you, about 100 meters away, is the Parliament of Trees memorial, a poignant reminder of Germany's division. A little exploration along the riverbank is well worth your time.
