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Anna-Ebert-Brücke
A historical monument spanning the Old Elbe
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The Anna-Ebert Bridge in Magdeburg captivates with its elegant stone arch structure, gracefully spanning the Old Elbe since 1882. Recognized as a cultural heritage site, the bridge honors Anna Ebert, a KPD politician and concentration camp survivor, preserving her legacy in its very stones. Walking across offers not only a view of historic craftsmanship but also a profound connection to stories of resilience. Let the fusion of architecture and history inspire you as you explore this remarkable landmark.
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Originally known as the "Lange Brücke," the Anna-Ebert-Brücke, founded in 1882, was renamed in 1951 to honor the KPD politician and concentration camp survivor Anna Ebert.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1882
- Heritage Status
- Cultural Heritage Monument
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