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🦅 The sculpture "Waltbraht Carrying Saint Alexander" in the church square in Drensteinfurt is a central monument deeply rooted in regional history and legend. The legend: In 851 AD, the nobleman Waltbraht (a grandson of the Saxon Duke Widukind) brought the relics of Saint Alexander from Rome to Wildeshausen.

I enjoyed a lovely picnic here.

Prussian landmark

The paths in the park are beautifully landscaped and lead through woodland and open spaces. A golf course is integrated into the park; visitors are asked to stay on the paths.

A highlight of the region. The park is expansive and the castle itself is beautiful from the outside. The moat is in very good condition, reflecting significant investment. The castle is not accessible; gates protect access over a wide area.

A small secondary route, partly through forest. The surface is covered with gravel, but it's rideable but noisy.

Walbrath (Walbert) crossed the Werse River in Drensteinfurt around 850. According to the story, he wanted to transport the relics of Saint Alexander from Rome to his hometown of Wildeshausen. Legend has it that he stumbled and was brought to the shore by an eagle.

Things must have gotten pretty wild here at one point.