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What are dragons like? Are they always evil and dangerous? This illustrated collection contains legends about these fantastic creatures from all over the world - from Northern Europe to China and Japan. As it turns out, there are many types of dragons and each of them is unique. They can be wise servants of gods and goddesses, protectors of nature, witty and clever. Not all of them breathe fire, some fly, and others walk, each one has its own character and habits. They also love to tell incredible stories about the adventures of other dragons, which are collected in this book.

There is a legend about a Portuguese dragon named Cuca, about Taras and St. Martha from France, about a red dragon that flaunts on the flag of Wales, an Italian dragon told about St. Giulio and the dragon from Italy, about a greedy dragon from Scandinavia and about the famous Wawel dragon who bothered the inhabitants of Krakow. There are also stories about sharkans, dragons who lived in Hungary, dragons from fairy-tale India and cheerful and kind dragons from China, Imugi who lived in Korea and could grant wishes, two stubborn dragons from Peru, and the Serpent who once lived in Kievan Rus.