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The approximately 20-meter-high Stößensee Bridge, a listed steel truss bridge designed by the civil engineer Karl Bernhard, can not only be crossed but also walked under. The numerous stairs also offer great training opportunities. On some days, this can also be climbed.

The approximately 20-meter-high Stößensee Bridge, a listed steel truss bridge designed by the civil engineer Karl Bernhard, can not only be crossed, but also walked under. The numerous stairs also offer great training opportunities. On some days, this can also be climbed.

beautiful area with meadows and water

beautiful area as a contrast to the city

Dedicated to the senior building officer Adolf Frey, it was completely renovated in 2016. It offers beautiful views of the Havel.

The Stößensee Bridge is a steel truss bridge over the Stößensee and the Havelchaussee in the Berlin district of Spandau.

The Freybrücke is an arched bridge in the Wilhelmstadt district of the Berlin district of Spandau.

The traffic was opened on December 20, 2016 after a short speech by State Secretary for Transport Jens-Holger Kirchner.[1] Initially only four lanes were available because the northern footpath and cycle path could only be installed after the temporary bridges had been dismantled. This work was completed at the end of December 2017.[44] After the temporary bridges have been expanded and their access roads demolished, a second staircase will be built to the Havel towards the city center. In the future, pedestrians will be able to cross under the bridge on the east side and thus change sides of the street. (https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freybr%C3%BCcke)