Bridge to Werder Island

A bridge across the Föhse, the narrow western Havel arm, leads to the island town of Werder.

Via the Havelar Arm, which runs past Werder to the west
is called cunt, there were in the
Centuries of settlement on the island
several bridge structures.
A bridge was built on behalf of the
Soldier King Friedrich Wilhelm I.
For those quartered on the island
Soldiers, including some “tall guys”
from his bodyguard, he had the bridge to the island renewed in 1736. Today's bridge is a replacement structure,
which was built after the Second World War.

A bridge over the Föhse, the narrow western arm of the Havel, leads to the island town of Werder. Here we encounter the Havel miracle against the backdrop of the historic old town.