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Eberts Bridge
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Anette
February 9, 2026
From the Ebert Bridge, you have a magnificent view of Museum Island and the TV Tower further east.
The bridge was named after its builder in 1836, destroyed in World War II, and rebuilt in 1992 – initially only as a temporary replacement for the renovated Weidendammer Bridge. Its construction utilized steel components from old elevated highways, with a roadway made of steel plates and asphalt, and sidewalks of wooden planks, giving it an unusual appearance. The temporary structure proved its worth and was eventually retained permanently on the historic abutments and the old river pier.
The bridge was named after its builder in 1836, destroyed in World War II, and rebuilt in 1992 – initially only as a temporary replacement for the renovated Weidendammer Bridge. Its construction utilized steel components from old elevated highways, with a roadway made of steel plates and asphalt, and sidewalks of wooden planks, giving it an unusual appearance. The temporary structure proved its worth and was eventually retained permanently on the historic abutments and the old river pier.
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Daniel R.
May 10, 2022
Cycling
The most beautiful view of the Museum Island from the north.
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