Wilhelm Spindler Bridge

The Wilhelm Spindler Bridge is a steel girder structure that spans across water to connect two parts of the Köpenick district. It carries vehicle and pedestrian traffic along the Spindlersfelder Strasse, linking residential neighborhoods with local commercial areas.

The structure was completed and opened in 2002 to support the growing infrastructure needs of the district. This was a period when Berlin was modernizing and expanding its transportation networks.

The bridge is named after Johann Julius Wilhelm Spindler, a significant local businessman. It reflects the industrial past of this district and remains part of its identity today.

The bridge is accessible to both vehicles and pedestrians crossing between different parts of the district. You can walk or drive across it as part of your journey through the area.

The bridge carries the name of a historical industrial figure from Köpenick, reflecting its importance to local development. This shows how infrastructure projects are often intertwined with the history of their region.

Location: Treptow-Köpenick

Inception: October 7, 2002

GPS coordinates: 52.45380,13.55840

Latest update: December 14, 2025 16:43