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Dammbrücke

Historic arch bridge spanning the Alster

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The Dammbrücke in Hamburg-Alsterdorf is a 25.90-meter long arch bridge, designed in 1915 by the renowned architect Fritz Schumacher. As a registered heritage monument, it connects Alsterdorfer Damm across the Alster, showcasing the architectural style of the early 20th century.

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Architect Fritz Schumacher is known as a pivotal urban planner for Hamburg.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1915
Architect: Fritz Schumacher
Heritage Status: Heritage Monument

Guided Story

Here you are at the Dammbrücke, a striking arch bridge spanning 25.90 meters. Designed by Fritz Schumacher in 1915, it reflects the architectural style of the early 20th century. This bridge isn't just a crossing over the Alster; it's a registered heritage monument in Hamburg. If you look to the north, about 245 meters away is the Fire and Rescue Station Alsterdorf, another historical landmark. Take a moment to appreciate the bridge's details, which speak through its form and function. It's a silent witness to history and an integral part of the urban landscape.