Along the banks of the Elbe, traces of a long-forgotten railway lines still linger in the landscape. Festung Grauerort (Kehdinger Kreisbahn) (GCA4Q89) invites geocachers to step into that history, combining a thoughtful puzzle with a visit to a place shaped by history.
Some geocaches are clever. Others are beautiful. And then there are those that make you feel like you’ve discovered a secret hiding place built purely for joy. L.E.G.O. Box TB Hotel (GC86BFD) is exactly that kind of cache.
We’re kicking off our 2026 Geocache of the Week series with a twist, quite literally!
History, craftsmanship, and geocaching are spun together at Danke Prora 2013 (GC47NWY).
Lake Brombach’s shore in Germany is a perfect location for classic beach activities like building sandcastles, stacking stone towers, and drawing smiley faces in the sand. And, of course, it’s also a great spot for geocaching.
Hidden not far from the sand beaches is a geocache masterpiece just waiting for the next geocacher to find.
One could say, ”that one lego is too much” but that’s just a thing of the past. Cache owner, Bernd2010, felt that one is just not enough. Hidden near Lego® Berlin, is a geocache that pays homage to the most Favorited geocache of all time (GC13Y2Y).
The thought was that this (now archived) geocache deserved a star on its own Walk-of-Fame, not too far from the famous LEGO giraffe that hid the original.
