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Maastricht 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.
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The culinary entrepreneurs in Maastricht have certainly not been sitting still during lockdowns. While some have focused on take-away, others have undertaken a complete renovation of their business.
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The weekly markets held on Markt square in Maastricht create a certain vibe in the city. The square is abuzz with a vibrant atmosphere as the vendors come together to sell their best wares.
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If you are looking for a real local’s experience of Maastricht, then look no further than the lively Jekerkwartier. Here, you will see projects started by young entrepreneurs, and there are plenty of terraces where you can sit.
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Most people associate Maastricht with fun, drinks, laughter, and amusement. How could it be otherwise? After all, this is the city that is also referred to as the ‘capital of the good life’. The Sphinx Quarter, a district just outside the city center.
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Limburg is a popular shopping destination, and that's no surprise. The province is home to the most famous outlet centres in the Netherlands and Belgium.
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Once upon a time, there was a small village that thrived right next to Maastricht. In just a short walk, you'd leave the hustle and bustle of the city behind you.
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In March he will be participating in TEFAF Maastricht for the 23rd year. Anthony Meyer is a unique character with his own particular style and singular accent.
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She regularly goes to work on foot. A lovely walk from the Jekerkwartier to the Markt and back. It never gets boring, and it always helps to decompress! Said Mayor Annemarie Penn-te Strake.