Saar Polygon is a massive concrete sculpture, located in Ensdorf, Germany. Located near the border of France and Germany, it was built in the 1970s and consists of three interconnecting sections, forming an area of approximately 4,500 square meters. It is covered in intricate reliefs and is a popular spot among both photographers and visitors. Inside the sculpture are various benches which create a pleasant space to soak up the atmosphere. A short distance away is the eponymous river, which is a tributary of the Saar River. The surrounding greenery and bright blue water adds to the beauty of this unusual structure. In terms of sightseeing, there are several other attractions in the area, including a windmill, renovated castle and ancient ruins.
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