Lichtenberger Brücke

The Lichtenberger Bridge spans railway tracks with eight lanes, connecting different parts of Berlin across the Wriezen Railway line near Lichtenberg station.

The original iron bridge from 1870 served the area until 1975, when construction of a new structure began to accommodate increasing traffic demands.

The bridge functions as a central transportation artery in eastern Berlin, linking residential areas with commercial zones through Frankfurter Allee.

This 137-meter-long steel and concrete structure provides four lanes in each direction, facilitating traffic flow between major districts of Berlin.

The bridge consists of two separate sections, built at different times, with the southern portion opening in December 1975 and the northern section completing later.

Location: Lichtenberg

Inception: December 19, 1975

GPS coordinates: 52.51140,13.49920

Latest update: November 28, 2025 14:29