Königswinter, Germany! | Drachenfelsbahn, Burgruine Drachenfels, & Inside Schloss Drachenburg!

Hallo zusammen! On April 14th, 2024, I visited Königswinter, Germany to explore the Burgruine Drachenfels (castle ruins) and Schloss Drachenburg! We even got to see an old rock worked on by Ancient Romans! I do my best to share as much history and information about these places with you. Source: Wikipedia
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[@rairei]

Enjoyed the video (once again) ... so have success on YT, than once you might be able to build your own castle within 3 years 👍 but still the problem to clean it and to heat it LOL .. ok, maybe a small home is the better way 🙂

[@jackieingermany]

Haha yes, a small home is the way to go! 😅

[@isana788]

No flashlights allowed, you could scare the ghosts. Guys, it would be great if you could make a video about Villa Hügel. I was there last summer but it was closed that day.

[@jackieingermany]

I'll definitely look into it! Thank you for the suggestion!

[@arnodobler1096]

"Babylon Berlin" is a great TV show

[@jackieingermany]

I'll have to start watching it!

[@MHG1023]

Just an additional info: There was a railway to the Petersberg as well but ceased to operate in 1958 due to "commercial reasons". I suspect that´s only half of the truth - likely the fact that the Petersberg hotel was taken over by the federal government as a guest house for foreign high ranking political visitors played a significant role as well ("security" related). Since the German government has moved from Bonn to Berlin the Petersberg Hotel has been sold to private ownership but a return of the rackrailway is unlikely. Interestingly the locomotive shed of the Petersbergbahn is still there to date: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Petersbergbahn#/media/Datei:Lokschuppen_der_Petersbergbahn.jpg

[@jackieingermany]

Oh interesting, thanks so much for the information!