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Sternbrücke in Hamburg-Altona: Transport Has Begun

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The colossus made of steel is 3,700 tons heavy, 108 meters long and 21 meters high: in the Hamburg district Altona the Sternbrücke is renewed. Today the transport of the successor construction begins. By the weekend the Sternbrücke is to be installed.

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In Hamburg, a major project is entering the decisive phase: the ton-heavy Sternbrücke has reached its first goal. On Thursday, the next challenge awaits.

·Hamburg, Germany
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A 3700-ton colossus rolls through Hamburg – the new Sternbrücke leaves its assembly site and moves step by step to its final location. The new building changes a whole quarter.

·Berlin, Germany
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The colossus made of steel is 3,700 tons heavy, 108 meters long and 21 meters high: in the Hamburg district Altona the Sternbrücke is renewed. Today the transport of the successor construction begins. By the weekend the Sternbrücke is to be installed.

·Hamburg, Germany
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The Elbe deepening on Wednesday – with the start of Hamburg's first women's house 50 years ago, with a new heat wave and the city's most sought-after construction site.

·Germany
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The transport of the new Sternbrücke in Hamburg-Altona has begun, earlier than originally announced. The 108-metre-long steel bridge has been moving on special vehicles since Wednesday noon through the Max-Brauer-Allee. It should be fixed at its new location by the weekend. For the transport of the new Sternbrücke, so-called centipedes are used, remote-controlled special vehicles with more than a thousand individually steerable wheels. They dist…

The installation of the new Sternbrücke is one of the most spectacular construction projects in Hamburg. The steel bridge was welded close to the shoulder blade. Tomorrow it will be moved sideways to the Max-Brauer-Allee. Starting Thursday, the nearly 4,000-ton building will then be transported around 500 meters to the railway dam.

·Hamburg, Germany
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Hamburger Abendblatt broke the news on Tuesday, July 28, 2026.
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