Monbijou Bridge, Steel arch bridge in Mitte, Germany.
Monbijou Bridge connects Monbijoupark to Museum Island across the River Spree using a steel arch and stone structure. The crossing spans 62 meters and displays the engineering approach of the early 1900s.
Built in 1904, the bridge stands where the Rococo Monbijou Palace once stood. The structure marked the shift from palace grounds to modern urban infrastructure.
Musicians perform on the southern section, creating a gathering spot near the Bode Museum where visitors and locals spend time together.
The bridge provides direct access to Museum Island for pedestrians and cyclists coming from Monbijoupark. Nearby public transportation options make it easy to reach surrounding museums and attractions.
An antiques and book market at the southern end offers collectibles and literature with Museum Island views. Collectors find diverse rare items displayed along this gathering point.
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