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Schwedter Steg

A Bridge Across Berlin's Ringbahn

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The Schwedter Steg in Prenzlauer Berg is a steel bridge spanning over two hundred meters for pedestrians and cyclists. Built in 1999, it connects Schwedter Straße with Behmstraße Bridge, crossing the northern Berlin Ringbahn.

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The bridge was completed in 1999.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1999

Guided Story

Take a look around; you're standing on the Schwedter Steg, a steel bridge over two hundred meters long, built in 1999. This structure allows pedestrians and cyclists to cross the northern Berlin Ringbahn. To your left, it connects Schwedter Straße with the Behmstraße Bridge, just 139 meters to the northwest. If you glance east, you'll notice the silhouette of the St. Augustinus Church about 462 meters away. Enjoy the moment on this bridge, a vital link in the heart of Prenzlauer Berg.