Grünstraßenbrücke

The Grünstraßenbrücke extends 40 meters in length and 17.7 meters in width, featuring a stone construction that spans across the waterway in central Berlin.

Architect Richard Wolffenstein and creator Ernst Westphal completed this transportation structure in 1905, marking a shift from wooden to stone bridge construction in Berlin.

The bridge received designation as a Heritage monument in Berlin, reflecting the architectural and engineering achievements of the early twentieth century German construction methods.

Located at coordinates 52.511533, 13.405833, this bridge serves both pedestrians and vehicles, connecting different sections of the Mitte district throughout the day.

The structure contains a notable 19-meter central span, demonstrating advanced engineering techniques that enabled larger crossing distances during the early 1900s.

Location: Mitte

Inception: 1905

Architects: Richard Wolffenstein

Creator: Ernst Westphal

Official opening: 1905

Length: 40 m

Longest Span: 19 m

Width: 17.7 m

GPS coordinates: 52.51153,13.40583

Latest update: November 28, 2025 14:29