Spandauer See Bridge

The Kleine Wall is a river island of the Havel in Berlin. It belongs to the district of Hakenfelde in the Spandau district; it bears the address Am Bootshaus 24. The oval, 2,228 m² island has a length of around 80 and a width of around 35 meters. Source: Wikipedia

The 3600 square meter island in Spandau Lake is also called the love island. It is privately owned. In addition to narrow allotments, there was a restaurant (Zur Liebesinsel), which could be reached from the street Am Bootshaus with the pub's own ferry. The restaurant has been closed since 2008.

The bridge connects the two districts of Spandau, Hakenfelde and Haselhorst. Above all, it should connect the parts of the water town Oberhavel, which has been developed for residential use since the 1990s. The Spandauer-See-Brücke takes over the development function and the Wasserstadtbrücke the connection function. A realization competition for the bridge began in 1993 under the then working title Südbrücke Oberhavel. Walter A. Noebel prevailed with his design. Construction of the bridge began in 1995 and on December 1, 1997 it was opened to traffic.
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