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Benno-Ohnesorg-Brücke

Linking Hanover and Linden since 1912

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Hannover: First Steps10 pts

Hannover: Explorer25 pts

Hannover: Insider50 pts

The Benno-Ohnesorg Bridge spans the Ihme River, connecting Calenberger Neustadt with Linden-Mitte. This vital link integrates the road network at Schwarzen Bär, including Deisterstraße and Blumenauer Straße. It stands where the oldest known bridge once provided the sole route to Linden and the Calenberger Land.

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The bridge was built in 1912.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1912

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Guided Story

You're standing at a significant spot in Hanover's history. The Benno-Ohnesorg Bridge, built in 1912, is more than just a crossing over the Ihme River. It replaced the oldest known bridge that once was the sole link between Calenberger Neustadt and Linden-Mitte. Take a moment to look around: you're right at the intersection of Gustav-Bratke-Allee, Humboldtstraße, and Adolfstraße. This strategic position makes the bridge a critical junction in Hanover's road network. Just 158 meters west, you can find the BOHAI Gallery, offering a touch of art and culture nearby. To the north, the Ida-Arenhold Bridge also spans the Ihme. These bridges stand as more than mere structures; they are witnesses to urban development and the passage of time.