Buurgplaatz, Mountain summit in Troisvierges, Luxembourg
Buurgplaatz is a mountain summit located in northern Luxembourg near Troisvierges, positioned close to the Belgian border. The peak sits at around 558 meters elevation and offers views across the surrounding hilly terrain and beyond.
This location was long believed to be Luxembourg's highest point until GPS measurements in 1997 revealed that Kneiff actually rises higher. That discovery changed how people understood the country's geographic boundaries.
The location's name blends Luxembourgish and German linguistic elements, reflecting the border region's mixed heritage. Locals know this spot as a natural meeting point and orientation landmark in the landscape.
Visitors reach this spot via marked walking paths and trails leading from Troisvierges town. Parking areas and information panels at the base help with planning your visit.
A distinctive water tower stands at the summit area, serving as a visible landmark visible from across the region. The structure doubles as practical infrastructure supplying the surrounding communities.
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