Pickhubenbrücke Photo spot in the UNESCO Speicherstadt

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The Pickhubenbrücke is located in the centre of the Speicherstadt and connects the western and eastern halves of the district. From the bridge you have a great view of the various buildings in the Speicherstadt.

If you stand on the bridge, you can also see the main church of St Katharinen. If you want to capture the canals and brick buildings with your camera, don't miss this bridge.

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