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Brooksbrücke
A Historic Link in Speicherstadt
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Built in 1888, the Brooksbrücke is a heritage-listed road bridge connecting Bei den Mühren and Brook streets over the Zollkanal in HafenCity. It served as the 'main gate' during the ceremonial opening of the Speicherstadt and bears the keystone placed by Wilhelm II.
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Wilhelm II. laid the keystone during his only visit to Hamburg.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1888
- Heritage Status
- Heritage Monument
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- Editorial review
- Not reviewed
Guided Story
Take a look around and you'll see a bridge that connects the past with the present. This heritage-listed Brooksbrücke, built in 1888, is an integral part of the Speicherstadt. It served as the main gate during the district's grand opening and bears the keystone laid by Wilhelm II. If you look to your left, you'll notice the streets Bei den Mühren and Brook linked by this very bridge. Just behind you, a bit to the south, is the Hamburg Dungeon. A short walk southwest will take you to the Miniatur Wunderland. This bridge, over a century old, stands as a proud witness to Hamburg's history, inviting you to explore the city's rich past.
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