Konigswinter: Nonnenwerth - Cemetery Nonnenwert - Freibad Bad Honnef
Tucked into the Rhine between Bad Honnef and the slopes of the Siebengebirge, Nonnenwerth is a place whose character is shaped by its island setting in a heavily travelled river valley. The long, tree-lined island lies opposite Bad Honnef and close to Königswinter, where the Drachenfels rises above the eastern bank. Its name recalls a religious community established here in the Middle Ages: a monastery was founded on Nonnenwerth in 1122, and the island later became known for its school. Cemetery Nonnenwert forms part of this compact historic setting. On the Bad Honnef shore, Freibad Bad Honnef belongs to the riverside recreation area. River traffic, railways and roads along the banks show how the island remains secluded yet connected to a busy Rhineland corridor.
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Tucked along the Rhine beneath the wooded slopes of the Siebengebirge, Königswinter is a town whose character is shaped by the river and the volcanic hills rising immediately behind it. The Drachenfels, one of the Rhine’s best-known heights, crowns the ridge above town; its ruined medieval castle is closely tied to the legends of the dragon-slayer Siegfried. Below, Schloss Drachenburg is an elaborate late-19th-century villa built in historicist style. A riverside promenade, passenger boats and rail links keep Königswinter closely connected with Bonn and the wider Middle Rhine corridor. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of the Rhine valley and the Siebengebirge.
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