What a great way to celebrate this unique marker where 3 countries intersect. Who would think a pole coming out of the ground would draw so much attention? But there it is, people lining up for a funny moment where you can shuffle between 3 countries in a just one second, or lay across and be in all 3 at once. Then the way each country was adorned with food and souveniers specific to their country is really cool. A nice Tower lets you see each country at quite a distance. And there’s more to do than just that. This is worth a stop, and it’s worth a beer.

The people in the first restaurant friendly and very service minded. The whole ambiance good. The dog in the ticket office for the tower too sweet but the owner of the dog can use a lesson in friendliness and customer service. Your I-pad got more attention than the customers who paid 4 euro to get on a very dirty platform upstairs with broken floor.

A very touristy place built around 3 countries (Netherlands, Belgium, Germany) meeting at a single point and also the highest point in the flat country of The Netherlands. Once you've seen these 2 points (and jostled with others for a photo), the rest is cafes & bars. There's a maze (labyrinth) if that takes your fancy and a tower to overlook the (rather bland) countryside) - both chargeable. And as others have said, the car park on the Dutch side needs 3 Euros from a debit card (the Dutch don't really do credit cards). If you're in the area, make it a pitstop for lunch or coffee. But don't go far out of your way for this one.

It is a mortal sin to visit zuid limburg without seeing Drielandenpunt. Park for free at the first tower (Wilhelmina), get up there and see the view. Leave the car there and walk to drielandenpunt, take a picture at the tourist "monument with the 3 poles", then the real 3 landen punt pole with the 3 flags a bit further, try the labyrinth (takes about 30-60 minutes) and head back to your car.