List of bridges in Berlin / L
Explanation
- (Sample bridge ) = in brackets : unnamed bridges.
- Sample bridge = in italics : former bridges. (See in detail: Structure of the lists )
photography | Name of the bridge | District | Remarks | location |
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Landjägerbrücke | Koepenick | The Landjägerbrücke connects the old market over the Kietzer Graben with the Landjägerstrasse . It is about 18 m long and 12 m wide. It has narrow footpaths on both sides. | cards | |
Landoltweg Bridge | Dahlem | The Landoltwegbrücke is a pedestrian bridge over the section of the underground line U3 running in the cut , which creates a connection between the streets Landoltweg and Im Schwarzen Grund . From the bridge there is access to the Thielplatz underground station . | cards | |
Landsberger Allee Bridge | Prenzlauer Berg | The Landsberger Allee Bridge is a multi-part reinforced concrete road bridge that crosses the Berlin Ringbahn (S-Bahn and long-distance train tracks). It is located in the Prenzlauer Berg district and connects the districts of Lichtenberg and Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg via Landsberger Allee . To the east there is a steel girder bridge as a direct pedestrian connection to the Landsberger Allee S-Bahn station . | cards | |
(Landwehr Canal, Görlitzer Park, formerly railway bridge) | Kreuzberg and Alt-Treptow | The nameless former railway bridge leads over the Görlitzer Ufer and the Landwehr Canal . Today, the elongated steel construction connects Görlitzer Park as a footpath and bike path with a green corridor that was laid out on the former railway line parallel to Kiefholzstraße up to the Ringbahn . Until 1951, the bridge just before the former Görlitzer Bahnhof served the Berlin-Görlitzer Eisenbahn . Until 1985 it was used by freight trains. | cards | |
(Landwehr Canal, Flutgraben lower lock, railway bridge) | Zoo | The nameless railway bridge leads the route of the Berlin light rail at the lower lock over the flood ditch of the Landwehr Canal . Its continuation bridges the lock island and, in another bridge, the lock ditch of the canal. The bridge also extends the overpass of the Stadtbahn over Straße des 17. Juni at the Tiergarten S-Bahn station . A few meters to the east, the lower lock bridge for pedestrians leads over the flood ditch. | cards | |
(Landwehr Canal, Unterer Schleusengraben, railway bridge) | Zoo | The nameless railway bridge forms the southern continuation of the above bridge and leads the route of the Berlin light rail from the Schleuseninsel over the Lower Schleusengraben of the Landwehr Canal . View from the Untere Freiarchenbrücke to the east , a pedestrian and bicycle bridge in the Great Tiergarten . | cards | |
Long bridge | Koepenick | The Long Bridge is a three-span brick vaulted bridge from 1892 over the Dahme . It connects the Köllnischer Platz with the Müggelheimer Straße in the old town of Köpenick, right by Köpenick Castle . In 1933 traffic was adjusted by widening it from 10 to 16 m. In 1998 the bridge was completely renovated and widened to 17.2 m through a modified construction. Since then, there has been a temporary steel bridge next to the historic bridge, which is still used as a temporary measure today (2015). The historic stone bridge has been a listed building since 1992. | cards | |
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Langenscheidt Bridge | Schöneberg | The steel truss bridge leads the Monumenten- / Langenscheidtstraße street over the Wannseebahn . It forms a western exit of the Red Island, which is surrounded by railway tracks . The bridge was built in 1898/99 with 6.0 m high longitudinal main girders as a strut framework . Too badly damaged by the effects of the war and corrosion , it could no longer be repaired and was replaced in 1987/89 by the engineering company Gregull + Spang with a new building, the appearance of which largely resembles the historical building. The welded continuous beam over three fields is 86.0 m long, the steel weight is 462 t . The road bridge bears the name of Gustav Langenscheidt , the founder of the neighboring Langenscheidt publishing house . On the corner of Crellestrasse is the steel sculpture Bahn-Damm by the sculptor Georg Seibert , a master student of Hans Uhlmann . Commons | cards |
Lankwitz Bridge | Mariendorf | The Lankwitzer Bridge leads the Kamenzer Damm / Lankwitzer Straße street over the Dresden Railway . | cards | |
Lankwitz-Mariendorfer pedestrian bridge | Tempelhof | The pedestrian and bicycle bridge crosses the Teltow Canal at kilometer 21.44 between the Dresden railway bridge and the former unloading port of Berlin GASAG on the southern bank of the canal. It leads a path over the waterway that runs from the S-Bahn station Attilastraße parallel to the embankment through allotment garden colonies to Lankwitzer Straße. The steel girders of the arch bridge are marked with the inscription " Königshütte ". Like the neighboring railway bridge, this bridge was mistakenly called the Maulbronn Bridge . | cards | |
Lessing Bridge | Zoo | The listed Lessing Bridge connects Lessingstrasse in the Hansaviertel in Mitte with Stromstrasse in Moabit . | cards | |
Lichtenberger Bridge | Rummelsburg | The Lichtenberger Brücke is an eight-lane road bridge. On it, Frankfurter Allee crosses a large track area of the Prussian Eastern Railway at Lichtenberg station over a length of around 137 meters as part of the B1 / B5 federal highway . | cards | |
Lichtenstein Bridge | Zoo | The Lichtenstein Bridge is a double pedestrian bridge, consisting of two separate parallel superstructures, over the Landwehr Canal . The wider part connects the core area of the zoological garden with the extension area on the east bank of the canal. The other part leads from the garden bank to the Great Zoo . The arched truss bridge is named after the physician Martin Hinrich Lichtenstein , the first director of the zoological garden. The so-called bridge that led from Tiergartenufer / Corneliusstraße to Gartenufer existed as early as the beginning of the 20th century, as the illustration in the Berlin address book from 1920 shows. For the bridge built in 1985/86 under the direction of Ralf Schüler and Ursulina Schüler-Witte, 106 t of steel were used. Three or five continuous tubular lattice girders are attached over three fields of steel tubes with tie rods . Under the bridge on the north bank there is a stele in memory of Rosa Luxemburg . The public part of the bridge was officially named “Rosa-Luxemburg-Steg” on September 24, 2012. | cards | |
Liebknecht Bridge | center | The Liebknechtbrücke (sometimes also Karl Liebknecht Bridge ) is a bridge that crosses the Spree between the Berlin Cathedral and Schloßplatz . It is the fourth bridge structure at this point since the end of the 18th century. The Liebknechtbrücke is part of the Karl-Liebknecht-Straße traffic artery , which merges into Unter den Linden in the western area . The current bridge was built in 1949/1950 on the remains of the previous bridge. | cards | |
Liesenbrücken | Healthy well | The railway bridges known today as Liesenbrücken cross Liesenstrasse just before the intersection with Gartenstrasse. The entire complex is a listed building. These are bridges that were supposed to lead the tracks of the Szczecin Railway, which had existed since 1843, over the streets. The bridges were built from 1890 to 1896 by B. Hildebrandt and Bathmann in order to raise the tracks that had been on the same level as the streets and thus cross them directly, thus enabling traffic below the tracks. The two western single-track bridges were replaced by a simple overpass on supports in 1956-57. | cards | |
Lietzenseebrücke | Charlottenburg | The bridge, built from red sandstone in 1904 according to plans by the architect Rudolf Walter , leads the Neue Kantstrasse over the Lietzensee . The bridge is a monument. | cards | |
(Lilli Palmer Promenade Bridges) | Haselhorst | In the course of the promenade in the Haselhorst district, named after the actress Lilli Palmer , a pedestrian bridge leads over the eastern ditch. Another pedestrian bridge is located about 300 m west in Krienicke Park. | cards | |
Lindenberger Weg Bridge | Blankenburg | The Lindenberger Weg bridge is a pedestrian and cyclist bridge over the Berlin outer ring . | cards | |
Lindenhof Bridge | French Buchholz | It leads the Schönerlinder Straße (part of the federal highway 109 ) near the Lindenhof allotment garden over railroad tracks. It is about 65 meters long and 13.70 meters wide and has two lanes.
Due to its poor condition, it had to be closed to heavy traffic over 12 tons in 2012. |
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Lindensteg | Spandau | This is a simple girder bridge for pedestrians in the area of the green area on the western bank of the Havel near the bank of the Linden, it spans the medieval mill moat. It is about 12.5 m long and 2.5 m wide. | cards | |
Spoon bridge | Pankow | The spoon bridge leads the Pasewalker Straße including a separate tram route over the Panke . The name originated when the Buchholz visitors to Pankow were said to steal the coffee spoons in the restaurants on the Panke . The bridge, built in the mid-1920s, was renewed after 90 years from 2017 to 2020. | cards | |
Loerkesteig | Hermsdorf | The pedestrian bridge leads Loerkesteig between Berlin-Frohnau Railway Station and the Berlin-Hermsdorf station on the Berlin Northern Railway . It is named after the German poet Oskar Loerke . | cards | |
Lohmühlenbrücke | Neukölln | The Lohmühlenbrücke is a road bridge over the Neukölln shipping canal between Lohmühlenplatz and Maybachufer . It connects Neukölln with Alt-Treptow . To the north of the bridge, the shipping canal flows into the Landwehr Canal . The arch bridge from the year 1920/21, renewed in 1988/89, like the Lohmühleninsel , bears the name of the formerly neighboring Lohmühlen . On the water side, a stone ornament shows the three components of the Neukölln coat of arms : Johanniterkreuz , Märkischer Adler , Hussitenkelch . Lohmühlenplatz on the northeast side of the bridge belonged to Treptow ( East Berlin ) until 1988 and was blocked by border installations from 1961 . A passage to the Harzer Straße or the Kiehlufer was not possible. As a stopgap solution for pedestrians, the Kiehlsteg was built immediately adjacent . In 1988 Lohmühlenplatz came to Neukölln through the exchange of territory, and the Lohmühlenbrücke was renovated. |
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Louis Lewin Bridge | Hellersdorf | The Louis-Lewin-Brücke leads the Louis-Lewin-Straße over the section of the underground line U5 . The bridge provides access to the Louis-Lewin-Straße underground station . It is a little more than 70 m long, 20 m wide and has footpaths and bike paths on both sides. | cards | |
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Lion Bridge | Zoo | The Lion Bridge was a 17.3 m long and around 2 m wide pedestrian bridge in the Great Zoo . The listed park bridge was located in the southwestern part of the zoo near the New Lake and led over a watercourse. It was created in 1838 based on designs by Ludwig Ferdinand Hesse and Christian Friedrich Tieck as a replica of the St. Petersburg Lion Bridge and was the first suspension bridge in Berlin. The filigree construction made of wood is suspended in two steel straps that hold four cast-iron lions sitting on high stone plinths in their mouths. The animal figures were cast by August Borsig at the Oranienburger Tor based on a design by a student of Christian Daniel Rauch . The construction costs in 1838 were 2578 Reichstalers and 21 silver groschen . Except for the lions, the structure was destroyed in World War II. When it was restored in 1958, the bridge was largely reconstructed true to the original. In 2008 it was banned due to dilapidation and in 2014 it was removed except for the lions. Plans for a replacement building were postponed indefinitely due to a lack of staff. More pictures at Commons | cards |
Lübarser Bridge | Blankenfelde | The Lübarser Bridge leads the Schildower Weg / Lübarser Weg street over the Niederbarnimer Railway . | cards | |
Ludwig Hoffmann Bridge | Moabit | The Ludwig-Hoffmann-Brücke leads the Beusselstrasse over the Westhafenkanal . The first bridge structure was built in 1939, which was repaired in 1953 after being damaged in the Second World War . When it was re-opened, it was named after the architect Ludwig Hoffmann . As a result of the growing freight traffic, the Westhafenkanal and its bridges had to be structurally adapted at the beginning of the 21st century. Therefore, the bridge was completely rebuilt between 2008 and 2010 using the abutments. The measure was part of the German Unity Transport Project No. 17 and cost around 6 million euros from this fund .
The bridge is 34.24 meters wide, has a span of 49 meters and a height of 2.20 meters. |
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Lützow Bridge | Zoo | see Hiroshimasteg | ||
Luther Bridge | Moabit | The Luther Bridge is a listed stone car, bicycle and pedestrian bridge in the Mitte district and connects the Spreeweg with Paulstraße in the Moabit district . The bridge, built between 1891 and 1892, is in the immediate vicinity of Bellevue Palace and the park on the Federal President's Triangle . | cards |
Literature and web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Senate Department for Urban Development: Bridge Info , accessed on October 12, 2009.
- ↑ → References → Road bridges Gregull + Spang Ingenieurgesellschaft für Stahlbau mbH
- ↑ Extract from the monument database
- ↑ Lichtenstein Bridge . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1920, part 3, p. 494.
- ↑ Lichtenstein Bridge at Ponton's Bridges
- ↑ Symbolic name of the "Rosa-Luxemburg-Steg". Senate Department for Urban Development and the Environment, September 25, 2012, accessed on September 27, 2012 .
- ↑ Lietzensseebrücke in the Berlin monument list
- ^ Lietzenseebrücke In: Bezirkslexikon auf berlin.de
- ↑ Lindenhofbrücke on stadtentwicklung.berlin.de; Retrieved April 6, 2014
- ↑ Pasewalker Strasse B109 becomes a construction site 2017-2020 In: Pankower Allgemeine Zeitung, April 21, 2017
- ↑ A new road bottleneck looms in the north of Berlin . In: Berliner Morgenpost, April 23, 2017
- ↑ Lion Bridge . In: District lexicon of the Luisenstädtischer Bildungsverein
- ↑ Entry in the Berlin State Monument List , see No. 008
- ^ Pedestrian bridges in Berlin . Senator for Building and Housing, Berlin 1976, p. 14 f.
- ↑ Written request from Member of Parliament Carsten Schulz (LINKE) from August 18, 2015 and answer from the Senate Department for Urban Development and Environment from September 3, 2015
- ↑ New construction of the Ludwig Hoffmann Bridge on stadtentwicklung.berlin.de; Retrieved October 7, 2013
- ↑ New Ludwig Hoffmann Bridge. ( Memento of the original from May 2, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (PDF, 924 kB) Planning company Krebs und Kiefer; Retrieved October 7, 2013