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Rohrdammbrücke

Unique road bridge over the Spree in Spandau

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The Rohrdammbrücke is the only road bridge in Berlin's Spandau district that crosses the Spree River. Designed by Karl Janisch in 1954, it replaced the earlier Rohrdammsteg from 1905, also known as Siemenssteig. Initially constructed as part of the Siemens factory settlement, it now connects key transport routes.

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The bridge was built in place of the Rohrdammsteg from 1905.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1954
Architect: Karl Janisch

Guided Story

You're standing by the Rohrdammbrücke, the only road bridge in Spandau that crosses the Spree River. Designed by Karl Janisch in 1954, it replaced the earlier Rohrdammsteg from 1905. Originally constructed as part of the Siemens factory settlement, today it serves as a vital link in the area's transportation network. As you walk across, you'll notice how it connects important routes in the district. Look around, and you'll see how this bridge intertwines history with modernity.