Jungfernbrücke

The Jungfernbrücke is Berlin's oldest remaining bridge, dating from 1798. It spans the smaller side arm of the Spree on the south side of the Spree-Island (Spreeinsel)

The first bridge on this site was constructed in 1701 as a simple wooden structure. With increasing river traffic on the Spree, a bridge with greater clearance was needed, resulting in the construction of the current structure as a drawbridge.

Reichsbank (0.1 km), State Council Building (0.2 km), Spree-Island (Spreeinsel) (0.3 km), Spittelmarkt (Station) (0.3 km), Slovenian Embassy (0.4 km), Palast der Republik (0.4 km), Hausvogteiplatz (Station) (0.4 km), Ugandan Embassy (0.4 km), Azerbaijan Embassy (0.5 km)