List of bridges in Berlin / R

Explanation

• (Sample bridge ) = in brackets : unnamed bridges.
• Sample bridge = in italics : former bridges. (See in detail: Structure of the lists )

Bridges in Berlin   A B CD E F G H IJ K L M N O PQ R S T UV W XYZ

photography	Name of the bridge	District	Remarks	location
	City Hall Bridge	center	After the Mühlendamm Bridge, the Rathausbrücke is the second oldest Spree crossing in Berlin. The current building was built in 2009–2012 and is the fifth at this point. The bridge is part of Rathausstrasse at the transition over the Spree .	cards
	Equestrian Bridge	Zoo	The Reiterbrücke is a 13.00 m long and 5.62 m wide pedestrian bridge in the Great Zoo . In the central area of ​​the park, northwest of the Rousseau Island, it leads over a watercourse between the Albert Lortzing monument and the rose garden. The arch bridge is made of reinforced concrete and was built in 1951. Bridge no .: 2117.	cards
	Rendsburg Bridge	Tegel	The Rendsburger bridge leads the Wittestrasse over the A 111 .	cards
	Rhizomatic bridge	Britz	The Rhizomatic Bridge, built in 1985 from wood and steel, spans the connection between the Great Lake and the Southern Lake in the Britzer Garden . It got its name because the team of architects Clod Zillich, Jasper Halfmann and Jürgen Zilling recreated a rhizome , an underground network of roots, with the design.	cards
	Rialto Bridge	Rahnsdorf	The Rialto Bridge, a simple and unadorned steel and concrete construction, leads the Rialtoring over the main tributary from the Müggelspree into the canal system of New Venice . It is about 6 m wide and 30 m long. - The name of the bridge is derived from the road that crosses it; it has nothing in common with the world-famous Rialto Bridge in Venice.	cards
	Riemeisterstrasse Bridge	Zehlendorf	The Riemeisterstraßenbrücke leads the Riemeisterstraße over the subway line U3 running in the cut . The bridge provides access to the Onkel Toms Hütte underground station .	cards
	Robert Schuman Bridge	Tegel	The Robert Schuman Bridge leads the Rue Charles Calmette / Kölner Straße over the A 111 , which in this area still runs parallel to Kurt-Schumacher-Damm . The bridge is named after the Franco-German statesman Robert Schuman .	cards
	Toboggan run bridge	Grunewald	After the Teufelsberg had been filled in , a toboggan run was set up on the slope. This crosses under a circular hiking trail about halfway up, for which a solid wooden bridge with a span of 33 meters was built in 1973. This 2.82 meter wide footbridge is 46.50 meters long and consists of glued softwood boards.	cards
	Rohrdammbrücke	Siemensstadt / Westend	The Rohrdammbrücke is a traffic structure built in connection with the expansion of the Siemens factory complex in the Spandau district of Berlin to cross the Spree. It is the only road bridge over the Spree in the Spandau area. Today's bridge was built in 1953 in place of the Rohrdammsteg built here in 1905, which was also called Siemenssteig . In order to cope with the rapidly increasing volume of traffic with industrialization and to make things easier for employees, Siemens reactivated the Fürstenbrunn stop of the Lehrter Railway in 1903 and expanded its railway facilities from 1905. To cross the Spree, Siemens built a makeshift bridge (against Charlottenburg's objection) in 1905 near the train station and expanded it in 1913 into a Rohrdammbrücke.	cards
	Rominter Allee Bridge	West end	The Rominter-Allee-Bridge leads Rominter Allee over Rossitter Weg.	cards
	(Romy Schneider Strasse Bridge)	Haselhorst	The Romy-Schneider-Strasse-Bridge leads over the eastern ditch, which was not used for drainage but as a drive for powder mills in the Spandau ammunition factory. The name of the bridge was neither officially given nor is it found in the documents of the Berlin Senate.	cards
	X-ray bridge	Charlottenburg	The X-ray Bridge is the third bridge with this name at this point and dates back to 1960. It replaced an iron arch bridge for road traffic, completed in 1908, which was built in place of a wooden footpath laid out in 1897. This construction was destroyed at the end of the Second World War. The pedestrian bridge was named Röntgenbrücke in 1902 in honor of the German physicist Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen .	cards
	Rosemeyersteg	Nikolassee	The Rosemeyersteg is a pedestrian bridge that creates a connection between Rosemeyerweg and the Nikolassee S-Bahn station via the AVUS .	cards
	Rossstrasse Bridge	center	The Roßstrasse Bridge is one of the three oldest Spree crossings in the city of Berlin . It was part of a traffic route to Köpenick and was located right behind the Köpenicker Tor , which is why it was initially called the Köpenicker Bridge . Today's Roßstrasse Bridge was built from stone between 1899 and 1901. After severe damage in the last world war, it was rebuilt in a simplified manner. It connects the fishing island to the historic area of Neu-Cölln and stands since the 1970s under monument protection .	cards
	Rudelsburg Bridge	Blankenburg	The Rudelburgbrücke leads Rudelsburgstrasse over the Laake.	cards
	Rudolf Wissell Bridge	Westend / Charlottenburg-Nord	The Rudolf-Wissell-Bridge is a section of the federal motorway 100 (city ring Berlin) and was completed in 1961. With a length of 932 meters, it is the longest single bridge in the Berlin metropolitan area.	cards
	Rummelsburg road bridge	Oberschöneweide	The bridge structure was erected from 1988 to 1989 to facilitate the crossing traffic of the streets Treskowallee / Edisonstrasse (north-south) and Rummelsburger Strasse / An der Wuhlheide (west-east). It is a reinforced concrete structure in the shape of a trough, which has a lane on both sides and is only approved for motor vehicles. The bridge is 245 meters long and 6.5 meters wide.	cards
	Rungius Bridge	Britz	The Rungius Bridge is a road bridge over the Teltow Canal at kilometer 27.26 of the artificial waterway. It was built as a truss bridge made of steel with an overhead roadway. The bridge was named after Heinrich Rungius (1833–1922) a Protestant theologian and pastor in Rixdorf .	cards

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Literature and web links

See list of bridges in Berlin

Individual evidence

1. ^ Pedestrian bridges in Berlin . Senator for Construction and Housing, Berlin 1976, p. 42.
2. ↑ Sights in the Brtzier Garden ; Enter "Rhizome" in the search window. Accessed December 1, 2018.
3. ↑ View of the bridge on view.stern.de.
4. ↑ Eckhard Thiemann, Dieter Deszyk, Peter Horst Metzing: Berlin and its bridges . Jaron Verlag, Berlin 2003, ISBN 3-89773-073-1 , p. 145
5. ^ The history of Berlin: Siemensstadt

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