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Zimmermannstraßenbrücke
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Zimmermannstraßenbrücke

A bridge linking history with modern Berlin

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Founded in 1936, the Zimmermannstraßenbrücke crosses the Wuhle in Berlin's Marzahn-Hellersdorf district. It connects Zimmermannstraße with Lindenstraße, serving as a vital transportation link in the area.
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The bridge was constructed in 1936.

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Founded
1936

Guided Story

Standing here, you're at the Zimmermannstraßenbrücke, which has been spanning the Wuhle since 1936. This bridge isn't just a simple crossing; it's a key part of the transportation network in Marzahn-Hellersdorf. As you look westward, imagine how it elegantly crosses the river, linking Zimmermannstraße and Lindenstraße. It provides residents and visitors with easy access between neighborhoods. As you take a few steps further, you might feel a gentle breeze over the river, momentarily pausing the daily hustle and bustle. Although often overlooked, this everyday structure plays a vital role in the area.

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