Labyrinth Three Countries Point

This is the top of a hill you can easily reach there by foot or by own vehicle. We can see the 3 Country borders at a single point(Nederland, Belgium & Germany) I visited there during the winter snowing day, it was really a Wonderful experience for me like a trucking through the woods during snow. The high tower situated there will give you a beautiful view of the 3 cities in 3 countries. I believe the snowing time will be the best time to visit there.

It's very nice and tricky. There are different types of mazes inside. Everything is confusing but it's a huge fun. Recommended to visit with family and friends. I feel the price of ticket is much but overall it's worth visiting this place.

It wasn’t crowded! Super interesting monument!

A very nice place to visit. Birdsong, air, and visitors makes it one of the best places in the Netherlands.
It's the highest point in the Netherlands so you can enjoy the 360° view on top of the tower.

Nice place. At entrance you will receive "a passport" with some historical facts, that you will use in the maze at some crossroads. It takes some time to finish it, what is even nicer - I thought that won't be so challenging, but I was pleasantly suprised.

Loved the labyrinth. Kids enjoyed running around and getting lost and wet too. Worth every cent.

This labyrinth is challenging for kids and adults alike! You will underestimate it the first time, but then you will enjoy being lost and trying to find the way out. Super fun, worth the price!

Looks easy, but it took us long enough. It was great fun and we liked the riddles and questions.

Amazing maze. Plan to be in the maze for about an hour. You will probably get wet so plan accordingly. Great layout with lots of interesting stops in the maze as well as several water features. Loved it but did get hot and tired and frustrated about 45 minutes in. There is no "rescue if lost" feature that I know of so don't start if you can't finish

Such a fun place. Great playground for toddlers and older (I would say up to 10 years old). Plenty of places to buy aome snacks or sit down for a meal and easy parking.

The point where the 3 countries meet (DE, BE & NL). There are markings where the 3 countries and is always buzzing with photo enthusiasts. An interesting tower is situated further down from the parking after kids play area. You can walk to the top and see the surroundings of all 3 countries.

Maze: If you have some time and kids are energetic to find the center of the maze, this place is definitely worth of it. Kids and adults alike will enjoy this place and the challenge it poses. From the outside one may not feel the complexity of the maze but is definitely is good. It was fun trying to find our way through this maze :-)

Recommend this for enthusiasts

The point where the 3 countries Netherlands, Belgium and Germany meets. It's a unique place due to its position in the map. This is also the highest point in mainland Netherlands. There are nature trails around here you can take. Also a tower is here from top of which you can see views of all these 3 countries. You have to pay 4 euros per person to climb the tower. Since it had a lift it was kind of okay. The place did not have the ambience we anticipated. May be due to the corona restrictions the place is not getting maintained properly. How ever it's a nice place to have some quality evening.

Awesome labyrinth and one of the best ones I've been in if not the best. It was way more tricky than I had anticipated. I did not get lost as my orientation and memory allowed me to get back to the entrance with ease but the exact route to the middle somehow eluded for an hour. Along the way I saw many of the same faces over and over again, some even frustrated. 😅

The maze is super well maintained, nicely equipped with bridges, misleading signs and passages where (unexpectedly) water is injected. Furthermore, the maze is large enough to roam around for 1 to 2 hours. Certainly worth the money! (Costs are 5.50 euros for adults, 4.50 for children and is free for toddlers/babies up to 3 years).

Fun activity with friends and family. Tickets are not expensive. You get to learn the history of the place and also solve the Labyrinth. Very beautifully designed puzzle.

This was a fantastic place to spend the day it's where 3 countries meet Belgium Netherlands and Germany. There are many things to do there are two towers to climb the 2 restaurant gift shops some other small eateries. There is also a lovely park for the kids to use. There is a very large Maze there as well this maze is very tricky and if you have kids like mine they did not enjoy the water fountains you had to walk through at times. Handy tip if you don't want to get wet there is a little sensor in the bush to turn the fountains off but that is only on some of the fountains. If you come from the Belgium side there's a car park that you do not need to pay for but if you come from the Netherlands side it looks like you have to pay around €2. There is some great photos opportunities such as standing on the point where all the 3 countries meet. I feel that the maze / Labrinth he's quite costly but I can imagine it's a lovely place to spend when it is a bright summer's day as there are lots of different water things. I would suggest bring it out with you and baby swimming costume if you want to get your money's worth in the Labyrinth. The Two Towers are great fun me and my youngest enjoyed our self very much my oldest daughter and my wife had some issues being up so high.

Very nice. This is the largest and most exciting labyrinth in the Netherlands. Searching for the way to the center while wandering is not easy especially for children :) watch out for the spontaneously spouting walls of water!
Next to the unique entrance building with a roof in the shape of a gigantic butterfly, there is a water playground with dozens of fountains. This is beautiful to look at, but even more fun to walk through and play with!

A great place to visit for the day. Several food options from cafe to full restaurant. The Labyrinth was worth the 5€ and was pretty challenging. There is plenty to see and do and kids will love the play ground.

Fantastic labyrinth for children and adults - quite tricky and expect to take a while getting out! There are fun things for children along the way and the waterspouts to avoid are fun. Staff really helpful and friendly. A good variety of places to eat. We ate at the fryer where the kids meal was noted as having a surprise included. Initially we thought they'd forgotten the surprise until we finished eating and we were clearing the plates away and then we realised what the surprise was!

Had such a great visit! Make sure you stop for fries!