City Hall
The City Hall on Market Square was built in the 17th century under master builder Pieter Post.
The City Hall was built in the years 1659-1664 under master builder Pieter Post. The tower dates from 1684 and contains a carillon with 49 bells, which is played regularly. The interior is interesting with beautiful tapestries, stuccos, ceiling paintings and mantelpieces. Experience and discover Maastricht City Hall like never before with Max van Even's short film.
Opening hours
- Note: opening hours may vary during public holidays
- Despite its high museum value, City Hall is a work building of the mayor and aldermen. Therefore, it cannot be guaranteed that all four period rooms are accessible.
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City Hall on Market Square found in Inner City
Location
Shoppers will enjoy the city centre. This is where the main shopping streets and shopping centres can be found. This part of the city also has the well-known highlights such as the Vrijthof square and the town hall on the Markt square.
Explore the surroundings of City Hall
Tips in the area