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.
Tag: Germany
Danke Prora 2013 – Geocache of the Week
- Traditional
- GC47NWY
- by ruegenspass.eu
- Location:
- Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany
- N 54° 27.134 E 013° 34.276
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).
Spuren im Sand — Geocache of the Week
- Mystery
- GC4G6AR
- by Johannis10
- Location:
- Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany
- N 51° 50.981′ E 007° 29.337′
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.
Walk of Lego — Geocache of the Week
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.
Siegfrieds Schwert — Geocache of the Week
The journey to Siegfried’s Schwert (sword) may be easy, but it’s the challenge of the puzzle that needs to be slain to claim this Geocache of the Week.
There are said to be dragons in these woods, but according to legend, Siegfreid took down the region’s dragon, Fafnir—the only problem is, he lost his sword shortly after, and it’s been lost for centuries. It’s up to you and your crew to find Siegfried’s sword Balmung, as it may hold the key to claiming the find on this highly valuable cache.
