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MALMEDY

Malmedy (German Malmünd) is a municipality of Belgium. Some old sources spell the city's name "Malmédy" as this accent was intentionally added when being part of Prussia and Germany. In 1919 the city was annexed by the treaty of Versailles from Germany to Belgium, along with the neighboring city of Eupen, it formed an area of a German speaking community of Belgium. From 1940-1945 Malmedy was re-incorporated back into Germany, which was reversed after the war.

Awards & Ranking

Nr. 1 ranked on the 6 Best Sights in the district Verviers

Opening hours & location

Unique Location sight in Malmédy (Malmünd), Belgium

Place Albert Ier
4960 Malmédy (Malmünd)
District: Verviers , Belgium Route to MALMEDY