Arrival
Travel to Drachenfels in comfort
Visitors can easily reach the Drachenfelsbahn in Königswinter by train, light rail, boat, or car. Thanks to its excellent connections to Cologne, Bonn, and the Rhine Valley, the Drachenfels is ideal for spontaneous day trips and weekend getaways in the Siebengebirge.
The Drachenfelsbahn’s valley station is just a few minutes’ walk from the train station, the Rhine promenade, and the boat docks.
Many roads lead to the Drachenfels
Important directions!
Please do not use a GPS or Google Maps when traveling by car.
Due to current roadwork and detours, navigation systems may sometimes direct you incorrectly. Instead, follow the signs in Königswinter (see sign).
These signs will reliably guide you to your destination.
Frequently Asked Questions About Getting to Drachenfels
What is the best way to get to the Drachenfelsbahn?
Visitors can easily reach the Drachenfelsbahn in Königswinter by Deutsche Bahn, tram line 66, car, or by taking a boat trip along the Rhine. The lower station is just a few minutes’ walk from the train station and the Rhine promenade.
Which train goes to the Drachenfelsbahn?
Visitors can take the RE8 or RB27 lines on Deutsche Bahn to the Königswinter station. In addition, CityRail Line 66 connects Bonn, Siegburg, and Bad Honnef directly with Königswinter.
Are there parking spaces at the Drachenfelsbahn?
There are several parking lots and RV sites near the Drachenfelsbahn for day trips and weekend getaways in the Siebengebirge.
Is it possible to visit the Drachenfels without a car?
Yes, many visitors can easily reach the Drachenfels without a car, using the train, light rail, or boat. Thanks to its excellent transportation links, the region is ideal for car-free day trips from Cologne and Bonn.
How far is the valley station from the Königswinter train station?
The lower station of the Drachenfelsbahn is about a ten-minute walk from the Königswinter train station and just a few minutes from the Rhine promenade and the boat docks.