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Zimmermannstraßenbrücke

A Historic Crossing Over the Wuhle River

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The Zimmermannstraße Bridge links the vibrant streets of Marzahn-Hellersdorf, offering picturesque views over the Wuhle River. Built in 1936, it stands as a silent witness to history and a charming piece of urban infrastructure. Here, you can feel the city's pulse and the tranquil flow of water in perfect harmony.

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Did you know?

The bridge was built in 1936.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1936

Guided Story

Can you feel the gentle breeze coming off the Wuhle River? Standing here on the bridge, imagine the first vehicles crossing it back in 1936. Look up and notice how the bridge's wave-like structure mirrors the flow of the river. Behind you is the tranquil Schwabenplatz park, a perfect spot to relax. If you listen closely, you might catch the distant chimes from the Evangelical Community Center to the northwest. This bridge isn't just a crossing; it's a silent storyteller. It's witnessed Berlin's transformation and now seamlessly connects the city's vibrant energy with the serene nature around it. That's what makes this place truly special.