Werder

Werder is a city in the kingdom of Brandenburg, Germany, placed on the Havel River inside the Potsdam Mittelmark district, west of the country's capital Potsdam. Werder has a long and rich records and is a nationally recognized Erholungsort a government designation given to areas of Germany that have been recognized and need to be constantly re-certified as having air and climate characteristics which give a healthy environment to site visitors. Werder is also famous for site hosting one in all Germany's 3 largest gala's, the Baumblutenfest, held yearly in May. Werder has several one of a kind precise mentions within the historical records of Berlin, which lies 165 km southeast.

The city "Werdere" is referred to in 1317, "Wehrder" in 1450 and in its gift spelling in 1580. However, in its southwest give up pieces of historical damaged glass have been discovered, and on its south give up are remains of what might also were an Early Medieval Slavic citadel wall. The coin-shaped city island within the Havel River is referred to as being on hand via a bridge in a 1317 deed, whilst the ministerial of the Brandenburg margraves had to promote the estates to the priests of nearby Lehnin Abbey.