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  • D'n Observant

    D'n Observant

    D'n Observant is an artificial mountain on Mount Saint Peter, whose highest point is +170.8 m NAP.

  • Fortifications

    Fortifications

    City walls, gates and cannons breathe Maastricht's history as a fortified city.

  • Vrijthof square

    Vrijthof square

    Maastricht’s most famous square, where history, monuments, outdoor cafés, culture and events have come together for centuries.

  • Museum Kapel van Verbeelding

    Museum Kapel van Verbeelding

    Catchy stories about the history of the location and the content of the art go hand in hand here.

  • Graanmarkt

    Graanmarkt

    Small markets used to be held here and there in the city for certain products, like this Graanmarkt for... grain.

  • Maastricht Marina

    Maastricht Marina Aerial view of Maastricht Marina, beautifully located between the Meuse and Pietersplas lakes.

    Luxury marina in the countryside, close to Maastricht. With berths, camper van spaces and unique overnight stay stays on the water.

  • Fort Sint Pieter caponier

    Fort Sint Pieter caponier

    Fort Sint Pieter safeguards a special Caponier with a unique exhibition about the caves and the fort.

  • Saint Servatius Bridge

    Saint Servatius Bridge

    The oldest surviving stone bridge in the Netherlands, it has linked Maastricht city centre with Wyck for over seven centuries.

  • Sphinxpassage

    Sphinxpassage

    A permanent exhibition on the Sphinx factories and Maastricht’s ceramics industry, incorporated into a 120-metre-long tiled passageway.

  • Kasteel de Hoogenweerth

    Kasteel de Hoogenweerth

    Unique in the Netherlands: on the River Meuse, with Maastricht's only water terrace and set in a 4.5-hectare private park for ultimate peace and quiet.

  • Rebelle

    Rebelle

    Rebelle: a unique event location in the monumental Augustijnenkerk, where modern design meets history.

  • Château St. Gerlach

    Château St. Gerlach

    A 10-minute drive from Maastricht lies Château St. Gerlach. An estate full of memories and with overwhelming beauty and grandeur.

  • Museum cellar Derlon

    Museum cellar Derlon Museum Cellar Hotel Derlon

    Many Roman remains have been found in and around Onze-Lieve-Vrouweplein. These remains are kept in the museum basement of Hotel Derlon.

  • Steenkolenmijn Valkenburg

    Steenkolenmijn Valkenburg Entrance Steenkolenmijn

    Discover the world of mining in a mysterious underground environment. An ex-miner tells you his story during a guided tour of the...

  • Henric van Veldeke Square

    Henric van Veldeke Square

    A historic square in the city centre. It is situated next to the Vrijthof and is surrounded by listed buildings, including St Servatius Basilica and...

  • Château Neercanne

    Château Neercanne

    Seven luxurious suites in beautiful green surroundings.

  • Centre Céramique

    Centre Céramique

    On the border of Wyck and Céramique, Centre Céramique is located at Plein 1992. There is always something going on!

  • Ruïne Lichtenberg

    Ruïne Lichtenberg

    Medieval castle ruins on the Mount Saint Peter, with a rich history and sweeping views over the Meuse Valley.

  • Fort Sint Pieter

    Fort Sint Pieter

    A 300-year-old fortress at the highest point of the city.

  • De Bisschopsmolen

    De Bisschopsmolen

    This water mill was owned by Godfrey of Bouillon in the 11th century and by the Prince-Bishop of Liège after his death.

  • Cörvers Square

    Cörvers Square

    Maastricht's Cörversplein is a quiet and picturesque little square, perfect for a moment of relaxation.

  • Bosch Brewery

    Bosch Brewery

    Visit this industrial national monument with a guided tour followed by a beer tasting.

  • Kasteel Hoensbroek

    Kasteel Hoensbroek

    Kasteel Hoensbroek is the only museum castle in Limburg. This Limburg castle is fully furnished as in previous centuries.

  • Plein 1992 square

    Plein 1992 square Plein 1992 square from high bridge

    A modern town square in the Céramique district, named after the year in which the Maastricht Treaty was signed.