Luther Bridge

Luther Bridge Lutherbrücke
The bridge in 2007
Named for	Martin Luther
History
Construction end	1892

Luther Bridge (German: Lutherbrücke) is a bridge over the Spree in Berlin, Germany. The bridge connects Spreeweg, adjacent to the Tiergarten, with Paulstraße in Moabit.

The bridge was built in 1892 and is named after Martin Luther, who was a seminal figure in the Protestant Reformation.^[1] The bridge was designed by architects Karl Bernhard and Otto Stahn.^[2]

References

↑ McDonald, George; Olson, Donald (December 28, 2010). Frommer's Germany Day by Day. John Wiley & Sons. p. 98. Retrieved 28 May 2015.
↑ "Denkmale in Berlin Lutherbrücke". Senate Department for Urban Development. Retrieved 31 October 2015.

External links

Media related to Lutherbrücke at Wikimedia Commons

Bridges of Berlin

Spree	Triglaw Bridge Salvador Allende Bridge Katzengrabensteg Damm Bridge Wilhelm Spindler Bridge Kaisersteg Treskow Bridge Stubenrauch Bridge Abbey Bridge Parkwegbrücke Elsen Bridge Oberbaum Bridge Brommy Bridge Schilling Bridge Michael Bridge Jannowitz Bridge Waisen Bridge Mühlendamm Rathaus Bridge Liebknecht Bridge Friedrichs Bridge Insel Bridge Roßstraßenbrücke Grünstrasse Bridge Gertrauden Bridge Jungfern Bridge Schleusen Bridge Schlossbrücke Eiserne Bridge Monbijou Bridge Ebert Bridge Weidendammer Bridge Schlütersteg Marschall Bridge Marie-Elisabeth-Lüders-Steg Crown Prince Bridge Alsen Bridge Gustav Heinemann Bridge Moltke Bridge Kanzleramtssteg Luther Bridge Gerickesteg Moabiter Bridge Lessing Bridge Borsigsteg Hansa Bridge Wullenwebersteg Gotzkowsky Bridge Röntgen Bridge Siemenssteg Caprivi Bridge Schlossbrücke Rudolf Wissell Bridge Nonnendammbrücke Rohrdammbrücke Hugo Preuß Bridge

Havel	Charlotten Bridge Glienicke Bridge

Landwehr Canal	Anhalter Steg

Coordinates: 52°31′05″N 13°21′18″E / 52.518°N 13.355°E / 52.518; 13.355

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