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Wullenwebersteg

Linking past and present over the Spree

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The Wullenwebersteg connects Hansaviertel with Moabit, offering pedestrians a charming cross over the Spree. Completed in 1957, it replaced the Achenbach Bridge, which was destroyed during World War II. This pedestrian bridge stands as a quiet testament to Berlin's post-war architecture.

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Built between 1956 and 1957, it replaced the Achenbach Bridge.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1957

Guided Story

Here you are on the Wullenwebersteg, connecting Hansaviertel with Moabit. This pedestrian bridge was completed in 1957, replacing the earlier Achenbach Bridge destroyed during World War II. It stands as a quiet testament to Berlin's post-war architecture, offering lovely views over the Spree. Look to the east, and you'll see the St. Ansgar Church in the distance. Take in the atmosphere as you cross, sensing the history woven into its very structure.