Shopping in the Jeker Quarter
The Jeker Quarter is the place to shop at your leisure and unwind at the same time. Strolling through the picturesque streets of Maastricht's Latin Quarter, you will come across the best shops full of artisanal products made by local makers. You will also find plenty of ateliers and eateries. We are happy to take you through the Jeker Quarter!
Sint Pieterstraat - & Maastrichter Heidenstraat
Sint Pieterstraat and Maastrichter Heidenstraat have by far the most local shops such as art galleries, fashion boutiques and concept stores. The often young entrepreneurs who run these shops are happy to introduce you to homemade art, design, jewellery, clothes, hats and bags.
Boutiques and crafts
Outfits and accessories that make you stand out can be found in the Maastricht Jeker Quarter. In the boutiques you browse among crafts with a story.
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Cow Street - & Stenenbrug
When it comes to food and drink, you won't be short of anything in the Jeker Quarter. In Koestraat and Stenenbrug, you will find everything you could want: from cheese bar to tapas to Italian restaurant. A feast is guaranteed! Fancy a piece of artisanal flan? Then the de Bisschopsmolen is the place to be. Furthermore, the Ezelmarkt is also a must if you are looking for a nice place to settle down for a snack and a drink in a casual atmosphere.
Sint Pieter
Do you like fresh Limburg products? Then walk on to Sint Pieter. This district boasts a small centre with local neighbourhood supermarket, coffee shop, caterer and patisserie. You get the tastiest luxury sandwiches, coffee with Limburg flan, delicious delicacies and authentic regional dishes. Just a little bit different from the products from Wyck or Maastricht city centre. A little further down the Luikerweg, you reach Mount Saint Peter. There you will enjoy greenery and tranquillity!
Our tips in the - Jeker Quarter and Sint Pieter
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Adriaan de Smaakmaker
Adriaan de Smaakmaker
Adriaan de Smaakmaker has been selling home-made mustard, jam, chutney, dressings, vinegars, mayonnaises and various regional products since 1985.
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Peter Lemmens Sint Pieter
Peter Lemmens Sint Pieter
High-end patisserie and delicious local pastries.
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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.
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Elisabeth Deco en Brocante
Elisabeth Deco en Brocante
Elisabeth Deco en Brocante is located in the Jeker Quarter, the cosiest part of Maastricht.
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Things to see and do
More Jeker QuarterThe Jeker Quarter has an unmistakably French atmosphere: streets full of walking monuments, the Stadspark (city park) and many terraces where it is good to relax. Find out what's on offer!
