Spandauer-See-Brücke, Road bridge in Hakenfelde, Germany.

The Spandauer-See-Brücke is a steel beam bridge in the Berlin districts of Hakenfelde and Haselhorst, crossing the Havel-Oder waterway. It links Hugo-Cassirer-Straße in Hakenfelde with Pohleseestraße in Haselhorst. The bridge carries road traffic and serves the Wasserstadt Oberhavel residential area.

Construction of the bridge began in 1995 following a design competition and opened to traffic in late 1997. The project was created to improve the connection between the two districts.

The bridge takes its name from the Spandauer See, the Havel bay it crosses between Hakenfelde and Haselhorst. Within the Wasserstadt Oberhavel development, it serves as an access road while the Wasserstadtbrücke handles through connections. Its designer, Walter A. Noebel, won the 1993 competition held under the working title Südbrücke Oberhavel.

The bridge is accessible to cars and pedestrians at any time of day, offering a direct crossing over the water. Traffic flows in both directions and the infrastructure is designed for regular daily use.

The bridge was built under the working title Südbrücke Oberhavel, and Walter A. Noebel's design won the 1993 competition. It carries the access function for the Wasserstadt Oberhavel, while the Wasserstadtbrücke handles through connections.