【柏林】格林尼克橋

The Greenwich Iron Bridge is located on Lake Havel at the junction of Berlin and Potsdam. The bridge is named after the nearby Greenwich Palace. During the Cold War, this was the boundary bridge between West Berlin and East Germany. The United States and the Soviet Union used this bridge to exchange agents and spies who were arrested by the other side. On the Potsdam side of the bridge, there is a sign that marks the borders of the Cold War. Visitors interested in history can walk from the Berlin side to the Potsdam side, and it is a peculiar experience to span decades of history in two minutes.