Rathenower Torturm

Mightiest of the New Town's gate towers; hosts a museum of local history.

Presents 10,000 archeological findings from 50,000 years of history. It's in a 13th-century Gothic former Dominican monastery.

The city's biggest church (bigger than the cathedral), main parish church of the "New Town"; three-aisled, late-Gothic hall church with beautifully decorated ceiling. The organ has a lavishly decorated Baroque façade.

Former Franciscan monastery; late-Gothic, two-aisled hall church built from bricks. It was severely damaged during the Second World War; the ruin was repaired after 2013, and is used partly as a church, partly as an event location.

Bridge over the River Havel, connecting the Old with the New Town. It was completed in 1929, celebrating the millennial anniversary of the city.