Experience Maastricht

Rolling vineyards, azure blue water, underground passages, and drinks on the water. There’s no need to go abroad because you’ll find all of this in Maastricht! In this post, we tell you about ten hidden gems in Limburg’s charming capital.

Maastricht has nurtured a lot of big talents in the area of music, theatre, and art.

Discover the historic favorites of architect Nicole Maurer.

Maastricht is the place where Europe changed forever, with the signing of the Treaty on European Union in February 1992. Spread across the city are a number of sites that are a reminder of this historic event. Explore them on this walk!

Local businesses: you will find them everywhere in Maastricht. And we’re certainly fortunate in this respect! Local businesses tend to offer the best products, after all. You often find these hidden gems at unexpected locations throughout the city.

Maastricht may be the most Italian city in the Netherlands, and this time Saskia will show you Italian locations in the Jekerkwartier district and Maastricht’s historic city centre.

The most incredible views of Maastricht. The finest bar and restaurant terraces in the clouds.

You may know about Maastricht’s rich Roman past. But did you know that the remnants of this past can still be found in almost all parts of the city? Let your imagination run wild as you follow the traces left by the Romans in Maastricht.

It starts early: just as we’re all getting used to autumn and its dreary days, they're back. The magical lights. As if they’d never gone away. Follow the lights of Wyck in the Wyck walk with Janneke Grolleman.

The days are short, dark, and rainy. That is, until you walk into Maastricht's city centre – because Maastricht will brighten up your winter! This year, Maastricht is hosting three safe, wintery light routes for you to walk along.

Walk with Servé around the Sphinxkwartier district, the most vibrant part of Maastricht. From industrial architecture to art and coffee, this is where the city unwinds.

Vintage clothes shopping has never been as popular as it is now. Alongside the fact that ‘fashion cycling’ is good for the environment, vintage clothes are often much more unique than the items you’ll find in high-street stores.