Wilhelm Spindler Bridge

The Wilhelm Spindler Bridge stretches over the waters with its steel girder construction, connecting the northern and southern parts of Berlin's Köpenick district.

The construction and inauguration of the bridge on October 7, 2002, marked a new chapter in Berlin's infrastructure development during the early twenty-first century.

Named after Johann Julius Wilhelm Spindler, the bridge stands as a testament to the industrial heritage and development of the Köpenick district.

The bridge carries Spindlersfelder Strasse and provides a passage for vehicles and pedestrians, connecting residential areas with local commercial zones.

Located at coordinates 52.4538 latitude and 13.5584 longitude, the bridge integrates modern engineering with the requirements of urban transportation.

Location: Treptow-Köpenick

Inception: October 7, 2002

GPS coordinates: 52.45380,13.55840

Latest update: September 23, 2025 16:46