King Baudouin Tower

A great view is offered to the visitors of the tower. The tower is named after a former Belgian king who ruled from 1951 to 1993.

The King Baudouin Tower (or Baudouin Tower) is a 50 meter high observation tower in the Belgian part of Vaalserberg near the Three Country Point. The tower is intended for tourists. In 1970 the 33 meter high "Boudewijntoren" was built on Belgian territory near the three-country point. It was originally built from parts of two former French radar stations. In 1993, however, the old tower was demolished and a new one was erected, which was 17 meters higher than its predecessor. This time with both an outdoor metal staircase and an elevator.

The King Baudouin Tower is a 50-meter-high observation tower on the Vaalserberg in Belgium, near the Three-Country Point (Belgium, the Netherlands, and Germany). From the top, you have a panoramic view of the three countries. The tower has a glass elevator and an outdoor staircase with 208 steps. It was built in 1993 and named after King Baudouin.