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Ostpreußenbrücke
Linking Charlottenburg and Westend since 1960
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The Ostpreußenbrücke is a 93-meter-long prestressed concrete bridge in Berlin's Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf district. It carries Neue Kantstraße over the Ringbahn and city highway. Opened in 1960, it connects the districts of Charlottenburg and Westend.
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In 1960, it replaced the previous bridge from 1915.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1960
Guided Story
Take a moment to appreciate this structure. The Ostpreußenbrücke spans 93 meters, linking the districts of Charlottenburg and Westend since 1960. Below, you’ll find the Ringbahn and the city highway, key routes through Berlin. As a prestressed concrete bridge, it showcases the engineering prowess of its time. Imagine the previous bridge from 1915 that once stood here, replaced by this one. If you look southwest, you might spot the Berlin Radio Tower, just 342 meters away.
Location
Nearby
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