Oberbaumbrücke

  Constructed in 1896, Oberbaumbrücke spans the River Spree, connecting the vibrant districts of Friedrichshain and Kreuzberg in Berlin. This iconic double-deck bridge, renowned for its distinctive red-brick architecture, originally played a crucial role in the city's transportation network. Visitors can stroll or cycle across its 1,212 meters while enjoying views of the river and the surrounding urban landscape. In December, the bridge becomes particularly lively, as seasonal markets spring up nearby, adding a festive atmosphere. As you walk, take a moment to appreciate the intricate towers and the historical significance this landmark holds in Berlin's transformation.