Ever heard the legend of Siegfried the dragonslayer? He became invincible after slaying a dragon and bathing in its blood. He only had one weak spot on his body because part of his skin was covered by a leaf while he was bathing in the dragon's blood. This would also lead to his demise.
Now the place where all this happened was on the top of Drachenfells rock which you can find in Königswinter. On this hill you will also find the magnificent Drachenburg castle. Absolutely one of the most impressive castles I've seen in Germany.
I discovered it via my Destination Challenges in the NRW region.
Watch my vlog about it below and discover some more photos of this stunning place.
Drachenburg photo log
I didn't know about the existence of this impressive castle so I had a beautiful day discovering and learning everything about Darchenburg castle.
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| Absolutely loved the garden of Drachenburg castle |
Drachenburg Instagram photo
Below my favourite Instagram photo from my visit to Drachenburg castle. If you like to follow my social travel adventures in the moment make sure to check out my Instagram Stories and become part of the adventure ;-)
Destination Challenges at Drachenfells - Facebook log
I discover places by tackling Destination Challenges with the help of friends and followers from around the world. Find out below how I found my way direction Drachenfells.
Become part of the adventure as well and join the community on Facebook. Everybody is welcome ;-)
Where I stayed in Bonn
Ever stayed in a treehouse hotel? It's so awesome! I got the chance in Bonn where I stayed at the V Hotel. A funky and modern hotel with yes, rooms in trees :-)
Book your stay at the V-Hotel here and support me on my future travels ;-)
More NRW blog posts for your reading pleasure
Xanten, where you find Romans by the Rhine
Exploring the castles of Muensterland
Discovering the halde art installations in the Ruhr district
The coolest public transport system in the world
Fun outdoor activities to do in Sauerland
Bison in Europe
Cutest fachwerkhaus town in Germany
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