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Moabiter-Brücke
Where Stone Bears Watch Over the River
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Connecting Hansaviertel and Moabit, the Moabiter Bridge stands as a testament to architectural elegance by Otto Stahn. Marvel at the iconic bear sculptures that have guarded the transition between Bartningallee and Kirchstraße since their return in 1981. This cultural heritage monument offers a glimpse into a history that stretches back nearly 130 years.
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Did you know?
The bridge was designed by Otto Stahn in 1894.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1894
- Architect
- Otto Stahn
- Heritage Status
- Cultural Heritage Monument
Guided Story
Look up and see the striking bear sculptures watching over you. Did you know that this bridge was damaged during World War II and the bears only returned in 1981? They stand as symbols of Berlin's strength and resilience. Behind you, across the river, you might catch a glimpse of the Berlin Wall Memorial, a reminder of when this city was divided. The Moabiter Bridge is more than just a crossing; it's a living testament to Berlin's history. Walk across and feel the breeze of the Spree, whispering tales from the past.
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