Experience Maastricht
Whale
In Natuurhistorisch Museum Maastricht (Maastricht Museum of Natural History), discover the story of the Eocene whale whose vertebrae and ribs were found in 1979 in the former ENCI quarry in Sint-Pietersberg hill in Maastricht. This exhibition will also tell you about all aspects of the modern counterparts of this special and endangered marine mammal. Learn about their perfectly adapted physique, communication behaviour, and stories of whalers.
The Frontenpark
The Frontenpark is not your standard city park. You won't find a neatly laid out and maintained park, but an exciting and rugged piece of nature.The Frontenpark, which spans 20 hectares, is also described as the untamed back garden of the Sphinxkwartier. Years of neglect have given nature free rein and the park is now a space dedicated to letting nature blossom and maintaining cultural heritage, while also offering a perfect location for events.
Explore Maastricht
Explore Maastricht with an Official Maastricht Guide. They will share their stories and proudly show you their favourites bits of Maastricht – both above ground and underground. Our guides will take you on a tour through the city and take you to places you wouldn't usually go. With a city guide, you discover and see more.
André Rieu on the Vrijthof Square 2019
True to tradition, André Rieu will be giving splendid concerts in the summer of 2019. The tickets are already on sale on our sales page ranging from tickets for a seat on Vrijthof square to hotel accommodation packages. André Rieu will enthral us once more!
Maastricht Midweekend
From Sunday to Thursday, everything‘s just that little bit different. It’s quieter and less crowded, but still with plenty of things to do. Combined with a special offer you can turn your weekday stay in Maastricht into an unforgettable experience...
MAASTRICHT: A CITY TO FALL IN LOVE WITH
A place where north and south meet, the crossroads of the three countries that together make up the Euregion Meuse-Rhine, the place where it’s hard to believe you’re still on Dutch soil, it must be another country. This is the place where you’ll find Maastricht...
What's on
until 21 July
André Rieu and his Johann Straus Orchestra land traditionally each summer on the Vrijthof in André’s...
until 12 January 2020
The exhibition Whale – Locality: Maastricht will not only tell you about the Eocene whale but also introduce...
until 1 September
Centre Céramique presents a part of the Municipality of Maastricht’s Mosa collection that consists of...
until 31 December
This tour is the most popular and best known in Maastricht, and for good reason. One route joins together...
until 27 October
Boat trip through the historical harbour of Maastricht.
until 4 August
Exhibition of sculptures and clay portraits of people in everyday environments. From people queuing at...
until 5 January 2020
Between 1575 and 1825, a network of underground passageways or mine galleries was created on the western...
until 31 December
The confluence of innovation and tradition and the repurposing of old buildings and former factory sites...
until 30 November
Discover the story of the famous poster Moulin Rouge, La Goulue 1892 , the Regout Printing Establishment...
until 2 November
Want to become well acquainted with Maastricht in a short space of time? Then join this tour that passes...
8 until 18 August
Het Orlando Festival & Concours is the oldest and largest international chamber music festival in...
22 until 25 August
Gastronomic enjoyment during the 38th edition of ‘t Preuvenemint, 'the Grand Dame of culinary festivals'...
The districts of Maastricht
Maastricht is a city where old and new come together, with famous as well as many hidden places. Here is a list of our favourites. Discover which district is your favourite.
Binnenstad
Better known as the historic centre of Maastricht, this shopping paradise is surrounded by the most beautiful squares: Onze Lieve Vrouweplein, Markt, and Vrijthof.
BinnenstadCéramique
The cutting-edge area of Maastricht, this district is an architectural gem, with a vast square, city library, and fine coffee shops.
CéramiqueWyck
A warm welcome as you step off the train: the Wyck District. Local entrepreneurs, fine dining, and the best views of the Meuse. The bridges separate Wyck from the city centre.
WyckStokstraatkwartier
A chic area of Maastricht: exclusive clothes shops, hidden places, and romantic squares such as Op de Thermen.
StokstraatkwartierSint Pieter
Walk from the centre via Stadspark through Sint Pieter and discover this beautiful residential area overlooked by the majestic St. Pietersberg hill.
Sint PieterJekerkwartier
Here you can soak up Maastricht's French vibes. This special part of the city centre is named after the tranquil Jeker river that flows through it.
JekerkwartierSphinxkwartier
A place of innovation and regeneration, this district is in full bloom and is far from finished flowering. Backdropped by the historic city harbour and home to the Sphinxpassage, an ode to its rich past.
Sphinxkwartier