Gotzkowsky Bridge

One of the many bridges connecting the island of Moabit with the other districts.

The four-lane stone bridge from 1911 was named after the merchant and founder of the Royal Porcelain Manufactory, Johann Ernst Gitzkowsky.

It was built between 1886 and 1888 and named after Johann Ernst Gotzkowsky. Context: Johann Ernst Gotzkowsky. In 1910/11, the four-lane road bridge was renovated by Alfred Frederik Elias Grenander. The architectural sculpture is by Walter Schmarje (1883–1931). Two sculptures (reclining rams) stand at Helmholtzstraße/Franklinstraße. At Gotzkowskystraße/Wikingerufer, there is a massive gate providing access to the waterfront promenade, and on the other side, there is another sculpture of a ram. The bridge, including the sculpture, is a listed building.berlingeschichte.de/lexikon/mitte/g/gotzkowskybruecke.htm