Friedrichsbrücke

Friedrichsbrucke, Berlin
The Friedrichsbrücke is a bridge crossing the Spree in Berlin between the districts of Alt-Berlin and Alt-Kölln. It connects Anna-Louisa-Karsch-Strasse with Bodestrasse. Since it was first built in 1703, the Friedrichsbrücke has been completely renovated several times and is a listed building.
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The Friedrichsbrücke is a bridge crossing the Spree in Berlin between the districts of Old Berlin and Old Cologne.
It connects Anna-Louisa-Karsch-Strasse with Bodestrasse.

From the Friedrichsbrücke (or from the excursion boat) you have a great view of this imposing cathedral with the large dome

Almost the entire basement is occupied by the Hohenzollern Crypt, Germany's most important dynastic burial place. Over 90 members of the House of Hohenzollern lie here, including the Great Elector. Should the memorial church located to the north one day be rebuilt, the sight will be even more impressive.

Very nice bridge with a view of the Museeumsinsel and the cathedral.

Very nice bridge over the Spree with a view of the cathedral and the television tower, access to the Museum Island

A dream piece of a cathedral!

What an imposing structure.

The mood here is at its best in the early morning or in the evening. The bridge is car-free and the city can be enjoyed at this point.

One of the many highlights in Berlin that you have to see.