The Vaalserberg is a hill with a height of 322.4 metres above NAP and is the highest point in the European part of the Netherlands. The Vaalserberg is located in the province of Limburg, at the south-easternmost edge of the country, near the town of Vaals.
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Beautiful place and attraction. Website however provides false information with regards to opening and closing times for visiting the towers and the labyrinth. We visited at 11h00 but no towers were open and the labyrinth was closed as well. The weather was really nice so this was quite frustrating as a tourist who had planned a trip with activities based on the information given on the website. I suggest they update their website to keep it current or at the very least give...
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Perfect place to visit and admire nature in all its glory, while seeing one of a kind monumental landmarks.
Went during the wintertime. Thus, only a few things to do around the area. However, if you’re a nature enthusiast you’ll surely enjoy this moment of sightseeing and exploration.
Only downside is that the availability of elevator to reach the top of the tower can be unpredictable.
The Belgian fries at the stall next to the tower are a...
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An interesting point, a three country border, Germany-Belgium-The Netherlands! Popular among tourists. A pole depicts the point where borders meeting. One can enter from any country, have fun there; climb to a high rise tower for aerial view of surroundings in all three countries, have Coffee/snacks/ meals in The Netherlands just 50-100 metres across, track in the adjoining forest/ridge in adjoining Germany and go out to...
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