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Maastricht has a lot of Spanish influences which you can explore as soon as you get off the train. We will take you on a Spanish journey through Maastricht!
The Spanish influences in MaastrichtDid you know that visitors to Maastricht can also have a very Belgian experience? The city bears traces of its unique, centuries-long relationship with its neighbouring country, which has been best preserved in Maastricht’s culinary scene.
A bit of Belgium in MaastrichtWant to know how the German-Roman Emperor Charlemagne is connected to Maastricht? In this blog you will be taken on a journey through the legend of Saint Servatius and the local dialect up to the 'German gate'. Los geht's!
A walk through ‘German’ MaastrichtSomebody recently asked Egbert if he was feeling homesick for France. His answer was a simple no. He grew up as a true epicure appreciating the good life in Alsace, which is why he also feels at home in Maastricht with its touch of French flair.
Out and about with a Frenchman in MaastrichtMaastricht is perhaps the most Italian city in the Netherlands,thanks to its Roman history and its wealth of Italian culinary establishments. Discover the Italian atmosphere of Wyck, the Stokstraatkwartier district, and the Onze Lieve Vrouweplein square.
Italy in MaastrichtThe culinary entrepreneurs in Maastricht have certainly not been sitting still recently. While some have focused on take-away, others have undertaken a complete renovation of their business.
Recipes from Maastricht
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