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Get InspiredEuropeThe NetherlandsLimburgVaalsLabyrinth Three Countries Point

Labyrinth Three Countries Point

NL
Tourist Attraction·Playful, Scenic, Family Oriented
Labyrinth Three Countries Point
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Labyrinth Three Countries Point
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Labyrinth Three Countries Point
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Labyrinth Three Countries Point
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Labyrinth Three Countries Point
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Labyrinth Three Countries Point
Photo by Matthy Jorissen from Google Places
Labyrinth Three Countries Point
Photo by Robert Kuca from Google Places
Labyrinth Three Countries Point
Photo by Deniz Ozmaden from Google Places
Labyrinth Three Countries Point
Photo by Lightning G from Google Places
Labyrinth Three Countries Point
Photo by erik scholz from Google Places

Located at the highest point in the Netherlands, Labyrinth Three Countries Point offers a unique blend of geography and outdoor fun. The centerpiece is a large hedge maze designed by Adrian Fisher, which features an interactive 'Adventure Quest' filled with puzzles and challenges for all ages. Visitors can stand at the exact spot where the borders of the Netherlands, Belgium, and Germany intersect, providing a rare international photo opportunity. Beyond the maze, the site includes an observation tower for sweeping panoramic views, a water play area for children, and access to various hiking trails through the beautiful Limburg woods. It is an ideal destination for a family day out or a quick stop for those fascinated by international borders.

Located at the highest point in the Netherlands, Labyrinth Three Countries Point offers a unique blend of geography and outdoor fun. The centerpiece is a large hedge maze designed by Adrian Fisher, which features an interactive 'Adventure Quest' filled with puzzles and challenges for all ages. Visitors can stand at the exact spot where the borders of the Netherlands, Belgium, and Germany intersect, providing a rare international photo opportunity. Beyond the maze, the site includes an observation tower for sweeping panoramic views, a water play area for children, and access to various hiking trails through the beautiful Limburg woods. It is an ideal destination for a family day out or a quick stop for those fascinated by international borders.

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Address
Viergrenzenweg 97, 6291 BM Vaals, Netherlands
Websitedrielandenpunt.nl
Phone043 306 5200
Hours
Closed
Daily 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM

Highlights

  • Large hedge maze designed by British designer Adrian Fisher.

  • The unique 'Three-Country Point' where NL, BE, and DE meet.

  • Observation tower offering panoramic views of the surrounding region.

  • Interactive 'Adventure Quest' featuring engaging puzzles and challenges.

  • Surrounding woodland trails perfect for a nature walk.

Best For

Families and geography enthusiasts looking for a unique border-crossing experience.

Time of Day

Lunch

Occasion Tags

Family, Tourists, Casual Outing, Locals

Reviews

4.3
Great11,4 K reviews

Labyrinth Three Countries Point is highly regarded for its unique geographical location and engaging outdoor activities. Visitors frequently praise the hedge maze, noting that the addition of the 'Adventure Quest' puzzles makes the experience more interactive and fun for both adults and children. The site is a major draw for geography enthusiasts who enjoy the novelty of standing in the Netherlands, Belgium, and Germany simultaneously. While some reviewers mention that admission prices are on the higher side, most agree that the overall experience is worth the cost. Families appreciate the surrounding woods and playground facilities, though some noted that the experience can be brief if the tower is closed or the weather is poor. Overall, it is described as a well-maintained landmark perfect for a scenic walk or a family challenge.

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Location

Vaals, Limburg, Netherlands