Glienicker Brücke

The bridge is still painted in two different shades of green, as it was at the time of the division, on one side US green on the other Russian green

Here, formerly agents were exchanged between East and West. Today there is a wonderful view of the Havel and a few small castles.

Always nice to drive over the historic bridge. Often quite full.

Beautiful view, nice asphalt.

I think it's good and important that there are these boards along the course of the Berlin Wall to remember what happened here and how many people were harmed!

All along the former wall you will find boards like these which tell you of the history and stories of the people caught on either side. An important reminder for all of us.

Bridge of Spies, baby! Nuff said.

Historic bridge with a beautiful view of the Wannsee.

Former. East-West border

Always nice view to the park Babelsberg or direction Sacrow

Beautiful sights.
It is worthwhile to make a detour to Potsdam.

Very nice road bike round with good road surface and safe trails.

In the very middle of the Glienicker Brücke there is a partition (denkmal) to indicate the former split between East and West. You can also see from the two different colours of paint that the bridge was once managed by two sides. A fascinating location from a sad part of history. But still, the views of the Wannsee are great.

Experience history up close. Here you can give each tour a little "depth".

Nice, you can take it with you. :)

The Glienicke Bridge over the Havel between Berlin and Potsdam connects the Königstraße with the Berliner Straße in the Berlin suburb of Potsdam. Wikipedia
Clear height: 5.46 m
Longest span: 74 m
Opened: November 16, 1907
Width: 22 m
Water area: Havel

drives well there, good view

An agency-steeped historical place ;-)

Nice, you can take it with you. :)

Glienicke bridge. Historic and beautiful to look at.

Nice old bridge and great view of the Havel

Beautiful old bridge and a monument to German history. You can even drive well here.

Nice, you can take it with you. :)

I'm not sure "nice view" quite sums up the immense importance this bridge has in the history of Germany :) But it is indeed, a nice view.