Stunning German Castle | Burg Reichenstein | Rhine River Castle | Trechtingshausen

Hello it is Kenny and Sam and today we're exploring a castle in Germany. So the castle itself is not dog friendly. The restaurant and the hotel are so when you first come up you can wait here with your dog. The ladies were really nice though and they offered at the front desk to look after Jasper so we could both tour at the same time but we're opting to just switch off. Dining is open right now but you do need a negative covid test. Masks are required everywhere in the facility unless you're at the dining eating actively. Yay it's a train! Jasper and I found this little alcove here. You wanna go inside bud? Check what's out there. Nice little lookout spot. How you see? You see people? This is gigantic. It's amazing. If you don't speak German don't worry they have English audio tapes which is what I'm using right now to take a tour throughout the building. After church why not go bowling I guess? I'm using this audio tape. There's been so many little details I would have missed if I didn't have it. You can see there's like a little gargoyle with a tongue sticking out. You can see back here some of the spots I can't go to. I swear this place is like never-ending. I keep finding all these little hallways and things to go into. The views from the castle are just stunning. All these little trails too. Alright I'm gonna go all the way up to the top there to the highest point. I'm finally here. Let's go inside. Hello Mr. Bird. Oh wow this is cool. It's very quiet in here. You can look down. Finally at the top of the tower and I can see the boys down there. Right about there. This is one of my favorite areas in Germany so I highly recommend visiting here. There's both my boys. Hey mommy. Hey baby. I know. I know. Kenny, Sam and Jasmine signing out.