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Gottfried-Krüger-Brücke

The bridge known as 'Stomach Ache Bridge'

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The Gottfried-Krüger Bridge is a distinctive pedestrian bridge crossing the Pumpergraben at the outskirts of the Brandenburger Niederhavel. It stretches along the Heinrich-Heine-Ufer, spanning a former navigable branch of the Havel. Its pronounced arch earned it the colloquial name 'Stomach Ache Bridge'.

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The bridge spans a formerly navigable branch of the Havel.

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You're standing at the Gottfried-Krüger Bridge, a pedestrian bridge that crosses the Pumpergraben, a former navigable branch of the Havel. Notice its pronounced arch, which has earned it the nickname 'Stomach Ache Bridge.' If you turn to your west, you'll find the Slawendorf Brandenburg about 180 meters away. To the east, about 222 meters, lies the Grabenpromenade, a lovely spot for a stroll. And just southeast, 227 meters from here, is the Brandenburger Theater, a cultural highlight you might consider visiting.