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We recommend taking the cycle path to the left towards Nahmitz, as the straight path ends after 50 m and you have to use a busy road. The route through Nahmitz is a maximum of 300 m longer, on protected cycle paths or on the road within the town.

The jetty offers a great view of the pond, but unfortunately you can't get any further along the water.

Anyone who leaves their bike behind in Brandenburg an der Havel and strolls across one of the many small bridges will discover a quiet stream of transition: the City Canal: between the Old Town and the New Town, between past and present, between industrial facades and weeping willows. The City Canal, once built for the city's economic backbone – inland waterway transport – is now a tranquil companion for walkers, cyclists, and anyone who enjoys letting their gaze wander. It is sometimes lined with gently hanging branches, sometimes with the austere brick facades of old industrial architecture, each telling its own story of work, new beginnings, and upheaval. And then there are these quiet corners with faded charm: an enchanted pavilion by the water, closed parasols lined up in rows, a boat slowly disappearing around the bend. The canal itself seems unfazed – as if it had long since become accustomed to the fact that the city is constantly changing, but the water remains.

Unfortunately, the bird observation tower and the jetty to Lake Rietz are not accessible (May 18, 2025).

great bakery across the street from it

It's fun to find the boobs.

Even if the old town is not exactly suitable for a public transport due to its cobblestones and tram tracks, just roll through and enjoy Brandenburg, which is criss-crossed by water.

At the mill gate tower, the forest pug guards a millstone. He is brave, the little guy. (As of 08/2024)