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The name Brandenburg Lower Havel begins with the southern part of Lake Beetz, the Kleiner Beetzsee. Flowing south, it passes a narrow section over which the Homeyen Bridge crosses. Several tributaries, such as the Domstreng, flow into the Havel from the east. Passing the Dominsel (Cathedral Island), the river reaches the Jahrtausendbrücke (Millennium Bridge) and the Salzhofufer (Salzhof Embankment). On the Salzhof Embankment, there are moorings for pleasure boats and passenger ships. Shortly before the mouth of the Brandenburg City Canal (BrK) on the left bank, the Luckenberger Bridge crosses the river. The city lock is located in the Brandenburg City Canal.

The Brandenburger Niederhavel (BHv) is a section of the Havel River in the German federal state of Brandenburg. The waterway is approximately eight kilometers long. It is a federal waterway of waterway class IV with restrictions and is part of the Lower Havel Waterway, for which the Spree-Havel Waterways and Shipping Authority is responsible. The Brandenburger Niederhavel lies entirely within the urban area of the independent city of Brandenburg an der Havel.

Brandenburg an der Havel is the birthplace of Vicco von Bühlow. In his honor, 27 forest pugs roam the city. We came across this one at the Millennium Bridge.

Benches are also available.

Attention, the forest pug wants to go up to the Millennium Bridge. He carefully sneaks up the stairs. (As of 08/2024)

Please keep the area clean ✌🏻

King Henry pounded the Slavs on the heads here; Emperor Otto built a large church on the same spot. And now the history of the city of Brandenburg an der Havel, which dates back a thousand years in 1929, has been told. Wait, our great LORIOT - then still called Bernhard-Viktor "Vicco" Christoph-Carl von Bülow - was born here. In his honor and that of his favorite animals, over 20 bronze pugs in cute poses now adorn the cityscape. If you look for them, you'll automatically take a rich tour of the city. Very nice! Of course, more happened in the thousand years, but this is already reported in detail elsewhere. Often the visitor's impression describes the character of a city more than readable facts do. And that's where Brandenburg trumps with its overall layout. Lots of water, lots of green! Yes, the city is not just on the water. It lives with the water. Washed around, flowing through, surrounded by the Havel, lakes and canals. Less sophisticated than nearby Potsdam, which is just as blessed with water, but lively, busy, down-to-earth and full of things to see. Conclusion: Brandenburg an der Havel is not just worth a stop or a detour. It is worth a trip!

Nice for strolling, sitting around, sipping coffee or setting out to sea on the excursion steamer.