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A beautiful view over the hills of the Voer region.

The Moulin du Broukay is a former flint mill on the Geer River near Eben-Emael, built in the 1950s as an industrial flint-grinding mill. It primarily served the Meuse Valley foundations but later fell into disrepair. Today, it is a renovated cultural and recreational center with a café-restaurant, meeting and function rooms, and a starting point for hiking trails in the Montagne Saint-Pierre. The area is part of the "Archéo et Géo Espaces - Moulin du Broukay," which showcases the geology, archaeology, and industrial history of the Jeker/Geer Valley.

Beautiful view of the Veurs Valley. What a stunning view the residents have there.

Pleasant walking trails, forest and a view of a green valley 👌

..a sloping stony path with many beautiful views.

Very nice location. Something major seems to have happened here over the weekend (late August 25th), and the following Monday there was a big cleanup.

This remarkable structure is the life's work of one man, Robert Garcet. In 1953, the first walls rose from the ground, and ten years later, the building was completed. Beneath the more than twenty-meter-high flint tower, there used to be a network of tunnels. Geological discoveries point to an ancient people who, according to Garcet, lived here 70 million years ago. The tower has seven stories. Its symbols are often taken from the Book of Revelation. The brightly colored statues, reliefs, and texts reveal Garcet's view of human history. On the roof terrace, four winged animals stand in the corners: the bull, the lion, the eagle, and man as a kind of sphinx. A flint museum has been established in the tower's basement, the Geospadium. During a fun, interactive presentation, you can learn all about the origins of this unique type of stone.

Nice place to start the tour, have a drink or a bite to eat. Good parking.