List of protected heritage sites in Burg-Reuland

Last updated July 09, 2022

This table shows an overview of the protected heritage sites in the Walloon town Burg-Reuland . This list is part of Belgium's national heritage.

Object	Town/section	Address	Coordinates	Number	Image
Belgian-Prussian border markers 76-92 ^(nl)^(de)	Burg-Reuland		50°18′31″N6°00′47″E / 50.308639°N 6.013061°E / 50.308639; 6.013061	31215 Info
Burcht Reuland (ruins) ^(nl)^(de)	Burg-Reuland	Reuland	50°11′45″N6°08′04″E / 50.195944°N 6.134412°E / 50.195944; 6.134412	31020 Info	Burcht Reuland (ruins)
St. Stephanus church ^(nl)^(de)	Burg-Reuland	Reuland	50°11′44″N6°08′11″E / 50.195672°N 6.136284°E / 50.195672; 6.136284	31024 Info	St. Stephanus church
House of Orley ^(nl)^(de)	Burg-Reuland		50°11′43″N6°08′10″E / 50.195333°N 6.136222°E / 50.195333; 6.136222	31023 Info	House of Orley
House Dorf ^(nl)^(de)	Burg-Reuland		50°11′41″N6°08′07″E / 50.194772°N 6.135388°E / 50.194772; 6.135388	31022 Info	House Dorf
Tumulus of Hochtumsknopf ^(nl)^(de)	Burg-Reuland		50°13′54″N6°03′31″E / 50.231679°N 6.058500°E / 50.231679; 6.058500	31291 Info	Tumulus of Hochtumsknopf
Castle Oberhausen ^(nl)^(de)	Burg-Reuland		50°09′27″N6°08′21″E / 50.157634°N 6.139276°E / 50.157634; 6.139276	31017 Info	Castle Oberhausen
St. Peter church ^(nl)^(de)	Burg-Reuland		50°08′32″N6°08′22″E / 50.142273°N 6.139339°E / 50.142273; 6.139339	31018 Info	St. Peter church
Pastorage ^(nl)^(de)	Burg-Reuland		50°08′31″N6°08′22″E / 50.141861°N 6.139495°E / 50.141861; 6.139495	31019 Info	Pastorage
Schiebachtal ^(nl)^(de)	Burg-Reuland		50°08′39″N6°08′18″E / 50.144204°N 6.138229°E / 50.144204; 6.138229	31054 Info	Schiebachtal
Stone hill west of Rittersprunges ^(nl)^(de)	Burg-Reuland		50°08′37″N6°08′11″E / 50.143515°N 6.136317°E / 50.143515; 6.136317	31051 Info	Stone hill west of Rittersprunges
St. Remacluse church ^(nl)^(de)	Burg-Reuland	Thommen	50°13′10″N6°04′26″E / 50.219377°N 6.073829°E / 50.219377; 6.073829	31025 Info	St. Remacluse church
Presbytery ^(nl)^(de)	Burg-Reuland	Thommen	50°13′10″N6°04′26″E / 50.219377°N 6.073829°E / 50.219377; 6.073829	31030 Info	Presbytery
Thommer Weiher (pond) ^(nl)^(de)	Burg-Reuland		50°13′25″N6°03′14″E / 50.223474°N 6.053958°E / 50.223474; 6.053958	31052 Info	Thommer Weiher (pond)
St. Hubert chapel ^(nl)^(de)	Burg-Reuland		50°11′38″N6°09′02″E / 50.193853°N 6.150438°E / 50.193853; 6.150438	31001 Info	St. Hubert chapel
Huis Dürler (old house) ^(nl)^(de)	Burg-Reuland		50°11′25″N6°04′12″E / 50.190386°N 6.069892°E / 50.190386; 6.069892	31016 Info	Huis Dürler (old house)
"Im Kollerwinkel" burial mounds ^(nl)^(de)	Burg-Reuland		50°12′48″N6°06′43″E / 50.213262°N 6.112046°E / 50.213262; 6.112046	31298 Info	"Im Kollerwinkel" burial mounds
Kleinhardt burial mounds ^(nl)^(de)	Burg-Reuland		50°13′18″N6°07′20″E / 50.221714°N 6.122340°E / 50.221714; 6.122340	31297 Info	Kleinhardt burial mounds
House Burg-Reuland 143 ^(nl)^(de)	Burg-Reuland		50°11′48″N6°08′23″E / 50.1965426014229°N 6.13962852648922°E	32238 Info	House Burg-Reuland 143

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Belgian heritage register: Direction générale opérationnelle - Aménagement du territoire, Logement, Patrimoine et Energie (DG4)
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