the 19th century by the present Gothic Revival building by architect Jules Kayser. South of the village remnants of the 17th-century Franciscan Slavante Monastery can be seen, including a small baroque chapel dedicated to Saint Anthony. Nearby, an elegant pavilion, 'Casino' Slavante, was built in 1846 by a Maastricht military gentlemen's club. A sinister reminder of World War II is the fortress Eben-Emael, constructed in 1931–35 to protect the Belgian border near the Albert Canal. References External links Tourist information on website maastrichtunderground.nl (partly in English) Montagne Saint-Pierre, site describing the region Tourist information on website Regionaal Landschap Haspengouw en Voeren 'Sint-Pietersberg' on website Natuurmonumenten Information over quarries Mount Saint Peter on website Kevin Amendt Plateaus of Europe Mountains and hills of the Netherlands Mountains and hills of Flanders Mountains and hills of Liège Province Landforms of Limburg (Belgium) Hills of South Limburg (Netherlands) Geography of Maastricht Visé