Nauen

Few towns in Brandenburg have a history as closely tied to early wireless communication as Nauen. Its transmitter station began operating in 1906 and became an important landmark in the development of long-distance radio links. Nauen lies on the Havelland lowland, a broad region shaped by the Havel River and its surrounding farmland and wetlands. The town received its charter in 1292; St. Jacobi Church and the historic centre still reflect its medieval roots. To the northeast, the Havelländisches Luch is known as a protected habitat for the great bustard. Explore nearby webcam locations that provide complementary perspectives on Nauen and Havelland.

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