Lautzenbrücken: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Lautzenbrücken is situated in a green, rural setting. In Lautzenbrücken, Alpakahof Pegasus offers visitors an experience with alpacas and llamas.

Nature

The village is located in a green, rural landscape of forests, meadows and fields. The Kleine Nister runs along the village pond before continuing downstream and flowing into the Große Nister.

A walk around Lautzenbrücken starts at a car park near the Eisenkaute. Several circular trails are also signposted from the car park at the Eisenkaute.

Experiences

Alpakahof Pegasus offers workshops on spinning and herbal knowledge. Visits and walks are arranged by personal appointment. Time with alpacas and llamas is offered as a small-group event.

Before or after an alpaca walk, visitors can enjoy a picnic they have brought themselves at a seating area overlooking the pasture. Alpaca products include alpaca wool and hand-knitted alpaca accessories.

History

The history of Lautzenbrücken can be traced back to 1262. Basalt was mined in Lautzenbrücken until 1994.

Geographical Location

The Westerwald Lake District is part of the region. It comprises seven ponds and can be explored on foot or by bicycle via the 7-Pond Trail; the routes are 11 to 18 km long.

In the surrounding area, a cycle tour turns towards the valley of the Kleine Nister shortly before Lautzenbrücken.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Lautzenbrücken can then expand their selection of places to include additional destinations: Elbingen, Winnen, Freilingen, Helferskirchen, Hartenfels, Gackenbach, Stahlhofen Am Wiesensee, Niedersayn.

For the higher-level travel overview: Westerwald.