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Brandshofer Schleusenbrücke

A bridge linking past and present

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Constructed in 1997, the Brandshofer Schleusenbrücke is located between Hamburg's Rothenburgsort and Hammerbrook districts. It connects the Bille River to the Oberhafen Canal, and thereby to the Elbe. This bridge serves as a crucial hub in Hamburg's waterway network.

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The original lock at this site was built as early as 1625–1626.

Guided Story

Take a look around; the Brandshofer Schleusenbrücke connects the districts of Rothenburgsort and Hammerbrook. Built in 1997, this bridge plays a crucial role by linking the Bille River with the Oberhafen Canal, creating a pathway to the Elbe. This site is steeped in history, with the first lock structure erected here between 1625 and 1626. Named after Johann Brand, a former mayor of Hamburg, the area has witnessed many transformations over the centuries. To the southwest, the Bille River flows quietly along. Today, this bridge is a vital hub in Hamburg's extensive waterway network.