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Impressive lost places. Definitely worth a visit.

Üttfeld was a railway station with a French military tank depot

A smelly, dirty lake with mosquitoes. Occasionally, nudists are also there—the police are aware of the problem.

On a meadow (main street) there is an oversized seesaw on a 7 meter high mast: on one side is the body of an old VW Beetle, on the other side its engine and gearbox. The wind drives both gently rocking around in circles. And has been doing so since 2008. As part of an international sculpture exhibition by "Artemedia", the metal sculptor Herbert Kruft (his sculpture park in Niederprüm is always worth a visit!) installed the flying beetle at the entrance to Buchet. And there it still spins in the wind today, visible from afar, and causes astonished faces.

Place worth seeing.

The former train station in Arzfeld was built in 1907. The monument zone with the address Zum Bahnhof 2 is a protected cultural monument. The decommissioned train station of the Enztalbahn has been preserved in rare completeness. In addition to the station buildings, there is also a single-family house for railway employees and a wooden goods shed. The rural appearance of the buildings is characteristic of railway buildings from the early 20th century.

Schlausenbach is a part of the municipality of Auw near Prüm in the Bitburg-Prüm district in Rhineland-Palatinate. Schlausenbach is located in the West Eifel on the north-west edge of the Schneifel. It is located 2.4 km south-east of the center of Auw and 3 km (in each case as the crow flies) north of the Black Man, to which the landscape rises when viewed from Schlausenbach. One of the highest tributaries of the Auw, the Schlausenbach, flows through the village. The place was first mentioned in the year 1000. On January 1, 1971, the previously independent municipality of Schlausenbach, which had 134 inhabitants at the time, was incorporated into Auw near Prüm. On June 10, 2003, the community of Schlausenbach was hit by a tornado and there was a lot of property damage. Around 30 buildings were affected. The tornado also destroyed around 40 hectares of forest. The Catholic branch church Sankt Eligius is on the main street. It is a hall church with a three-sided chancel from 1658. The columned altar was made in 1713 by Caspar Helfen from Prüm. The Görreshof is also known in Schlausenbach. This is a former bakehouse with a smithy from the second half of the 18th century. The unplastered quarry stone masonry is particularly worth seeing Source: Wikipedia

Schlausenbach is a part of the municipality of Auw near Prüm in the Bitburg-Prüm district in Rhineland-Palatinate. Schlausenbach is located in the West Eifel on the north-west edge of the Schneifel. It is located 2.4 km south-east of the main town of Auw and 3 km (in each case as the crow flies) north of the Black Man, to which the landscape rises when viewed from Schlausenbach. One of the highest tributaries of the Auw, the Schlausenbach, flows through the village. The place was first mentioned in the year 1000. On January 1, 1971, the previously independent municipality of Schlausenbach, which had 134 inhabitants at the time, was incorporated into Auw near Prüm. On June 10, 2003, the community of Schlausenbach was hit by a tornado and there was a lot of property damage. Around 30 buildings were affected. The tornado also destroyed around 40 hectares of forest. Culture and attractions: Church of St. Eligius The Catholic branch church Sankt Eligius is on the main street. It is a hall church with a three-sided chancel from 1658. The columned altar was made in 1713 by Caspar Helfen from Prüm. Source: Wikipedia