Lichtensteinbrücke

The Lichtenstein Bridge spans across the Landwehr Canal, forming the eastern part of a double pedestrian bridge system within the Berlin Zoological Garden.

The bridge received its name from Martin Hinrich Lichtenstein, the physician and first director who established the Berlin Zoological Garden in the 19th century.

The bridge serves as a connection point between different sections of the Berlin Zoo, enabling visitors to explore the diverse animal exhibits across the canal.

Access to the Lichtenstein Bridge requires a zoo admission ticket, as it exclusively serves zoo visitors and staff members throughout operating hours.

The bridge shares its foundation with the Rosa-Luxemburg-Steg, creating a dual crossing structure that divides public and private zoo access over the canal.

GPS coordinates: 52.50911,13.34327

Latest update: March 3, 2025 13:25