Sights
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Thiessen Wijnkoopers
Thiessen Wijnkoopers
Discover the rich wine selection, historic wine cellars, city vineyard and experience special wine tastings and events.
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Maastricht main railway station
Maastricht main railway station
Maastricht's station building dates from 1916 and was built to a design by George van Heukelom.
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Former NATO headquarters
Former NATO headquarters
In the Cannerberg lies one of the most mysterious locations from the Cold War: the former NATO headquarters. Discover its hidden history!
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Stadspark (city park)
Stadspark (city park)
A romantic picnic, a culinary event, sporting activities or just a nice walk. Maastricht Stadspark (city park) has it all.
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ENCI quarry
ENCI quarry
A former limestone quarry on the Mount Saint Peter that has developed into a unique nature reserve with walking trails and viewpoints.
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City Hall
City Hall
A monumental 17th-century town hall, designed by architect Pieter Post, which has been the administrative heart of Maastricht for over 350 years.
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MECC Maastricht
MECC Maastricht
The place for (inter)national conferences, fairs and events with thousands of visitors each year for various public events.
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Historisch Centrum Limburg archives
Historisch Centrum Limburg archives
With kilometres of historical archives and collections, the Historisch Centrum Limburg archives is the centre for Limburg's regional history.
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Stars of Europe
Stars of Europe
Europe memorial erected to mark the 10th anniversary of the Maastricht Treaty.
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Meschermolen
Meschermolen
Between the meadows, close to Maastricht and the Belgian border, lies Meschermolen: an atmospheric accommodation for one or more overnight stay stays.
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Stadsbrouwerij Maastricht brewery
Stadsbrouwerij Maastricht brewery
A warm brasserie where you can go for a good glass of (home-brewed or local) beer, delicious dishes and a brewery tour.
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Provincial Government of Limburg
Provincial Government of Limburg
A modern provincial government building on the River Meuse, renowned for its distinctive architecture, art collection and the signing of the Maastricht Treaty.
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Former Govermnent Building
Former Govermnent Building
For many years, it was the administrative heart of Limburg. Today, this listed building has been given a new lease of life as the home of the Faculty of Law...
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Timmerfabriek
Timmerfabriek
This factory building was once part of the crystal and pottery factory Royal Sphinx.
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Pieke oet de Stokstraot
Pieke oet de Stokstraot
A statue commemorating the former working-class life in the Stokstraat Quarter. The statue tells the story of a neighbourhood that, over the years...
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Basilica Of Saint Servatius
Basilica Of Saint Servatius
The centuries-old basilica on the Vrijthof, built over the tomb of Saint Servatius and an important pilgrimage church for centuries.
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Eiffel building
Eiffel building
Former Sphinx factory building and a listed monument that has become an icon of Maastricht’s Sphinx Quarter.
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Wijndomein Heerenhuys d’r Pley
Wijndomein Heerenhuys d’r Pley
Pierre Gubbels and son Joep have run Heerenhuys d'r Pley since 2004. With several vineyards, award-winning wines and tastings around Noorbeek.
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Museum Church Oud-Rekem
Museum Church Oud-Rekem
The picturesque town centre is dominated by the water castle d'Aspremont-Lynden and the restored museum church.
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Cellebroeders chapel
Cellebroeders chapel
The 500-year-old late-gothic Cellebroeders chapel is a hidden gem in Maastricht city centre.
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Kazematten
Kazematten
Between 1575 and 1825, a network of corridors was created on the western side of Maastricht. Discover this ancient defence system with a guide.
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De Zwingelput
De Zwingelput
A picturesque spot close to the University Library and the Natural History Museum. You'll also find all kinds of street art here.
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City wall
City wall
Medieval city walls that show how Maastricht defended itself and expanded over the centuries.
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ENCI quarry vantage point
ENCI quarry vantage point
From the viewing platform, look down into the ENCI quarry and see the lakes with their deep azure colour.