Bernau

Bernau bei Berlin is best known within Brandenburg for its largely preserved medieval town wall and three surviving defensive towers. The Panke rises in the town before flowing south towards Berlin, connecting Bernau with the Barnim landscape. Granted town rights in the 13th century, Bernau retains a compact old centre shaped by its former fortifications. St. Mary’s Church and the brick-built walls reflect the architectural traditions of historic Brandenburg. Though part of Berlin’s commuter belt, the town has maintained a distinct historic identity. Browse additional webcams from the surrounding area to extend your view of Bernau and Brandenburg.

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