Russenbrücke über den alten Spreearm

Here you have a very nice view, the spot is right on the bike path. If you drive a little further, you will come to a nice café with delicious cakes. Ideal stop on a bike tour.

To the east of Lake Müggelsee, the bridge over the Alte Spreearm, together with the nearby Triglaw Bridge, is the closest possibility of cycling around Müggelsee.
To the west of Lake Müggelsee is the Salvador Allende Bridge in Köpenick.
If you want to shorten each time you can use the ferry Rahnsdorf and the Spree tunnel Friedrichshagen ;-)

Connection between Müggelheim-Klein Vendig-Hessenwinkel. Good to drive for bike and road bike.

Great view to be jealous of great houses, water plots and all boaters.

If the ferry does not drive you come here over the Spree.

Nice view of the old Spreearm, then in the cafe

The curved wooden bridge is quite narrow and mostly heavily frequented, so it is better to descend and take a look at the idyllic surroundings. A visit to the neighboring café on the small Schwalbenberg is an absolute recommendation!

About 20 years ago, the pedestrian bridge over the old Spreearm was reconstructed, which Hessenwinkler citizens built themselves at the beginning of the 50s and which, after a temporary construction at the end of the war, is now called the official Russenbrücke.

Connection between Müggelheim and Hessenwinkel without traffic

the russian bridge was there before and was a steel construction. and the small district of Wilhelmshagen with the many channels is called "New Venice" :)

Nearby there`s coffee, cake or sausage.

Russian bridgeAfter the defeat of the Prussian army against the French troops of Napoleon Bonaparte on October 14, 1806 at the battle of Jena and Auerstedt, Berlin was occupied by the French. On October 27, 1806, Napoleon passed through the Brandenburg Gate. Only after the ratification of an agreement with France to implement the Tilsit Peace did the French withdraw from Berlin in December 1808. The peace of Tilsit was a trigger for fundamental reforms of the state of Prussia.
1911 Citadel Spandau from the Siemens-Schuckert airshipThe city and it were occupied twice by the French. After the - luckily - surrender of the Spandau Citadel without a fight, initially from October 25, 1806 to November 27, 1808 and, after Napoleon's failed Russian campaign, then again from March 26, 1812 to April 27, 1813.
(Source forst-grunewald.de/?page_id=1267)

Beautiful bridge to relax and breathe, with a beautiful view

Is also known as "russenbrücke"

Right behind the bridge there's delicious coffee and cake or a sausage.

It's a great bike ride all asphalt 750 meters cobblestones otherwise only bike paths without cars

Should the boathouse have an ideal place for a break

was super full like at Müggelsee ... nothing with social distancing!

On the so-called "Russian bridge" is often held.

View to the Dämeritzsee

Be sure to stop and take a break from everyday life.

Connection between Müggelheim-Klein Vendig-Hessenwinkel. Good to ride for bike and racing bike.

Stopping here is a must. This area is really beautiful. You can rent a kayak and use it in the river.

You shouldn't drive past the small café by the bridge, but enjoy the delicious cake. Open on Sundays from 10 a.m.