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The waiting room at Lössau station was relocated during the early GDR era because the station building was being converted into a holiday resort for the German Reichsbahn. Now the wooden structure is decaying in the forest.

This station building, like so many others, has seen better days.

The first mentions of the Langenbuch church date back to the 14th century. The present chancel presumably originally stood as a small chapel. The preserved carved altar, whose motifs, Mary and Anne with the Christ Child, also gave the Langenbuch church its name "St. Anne's Church," dates from this period. It is unknown when the nave was built. The current organ dates from the 19th century and was built by the Kreuzbach (Borna) company. In 1896, the church received two new bells, which were confiscated during the World Wars but subsequently replaced with brass bells. The last opening of the tower's finial took place in 1994. Documents dating back to 1726 were discovered. The last restoration of the church took place between 1966 and 1971. When the church was closed again in 1995, it was also noted that Langenbuch had changed from Saxony to Thuringia by popular demand. The small village church is enclosed by a wall, within which lies the cemetery. One of the old bells was structurally integrated into the partially renovated church wall in 2019. - https://kirchspiel-st-martin.de/kirchen/annenkirche-langenbuch/

The "Zur Eiche" restaurant invites you to linger. Relax and feel at home in its rustic ambiance. Fresh ingredients and traditional recipes promise culinary delights. Friendly and attentive service complete the experience. A visit is worthwhile for anyone who appreciates hearty food and a convivial atmosphere.

The first mention of the church dates back to the 14th century. The church was last renovated between 1966 and 1971.

It's worth a visit at any time of year. Don't forget your swimwear in summer!

Unfortunately, you can only get to the dam directly in a few places.

The Wisenta is dammed in the Lössau dam. It was put into operation in 1985 and is mainly used to raise low water levels.