Roman walk

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Distance: 1.6 km | Duration: 20 minutes

Start and end point: Onze-Lieve-Vrouweplein

For a complete experience, grab this Roman page packed with history, tips, fun facts and, above all, fascinating stories.

You may already have known that Maastricht has a rich Roman past. But did you also know that the remnants of it can still be found scattered almost all over the city? They may not always be visible, but the stories behind them make them all the more special. Discover the Roman remains in Maastricht with this walk and blog, let your imagination run wild and follow the traces of the Romans in the city.

Onze Lieve Vrouwe square

A charming historic square in the oldest part of Maastricht, surrounded by terraces and centuries of history. More info about Onze Lieve Vrouweplein

Onze Lieve Vrouwe square
Basilica of Our Lady

Romanesque basilica and centuries-old pilgrimage church, famous for the Star of the Sea. More info about the Basilica of Our Lady

Basilica of Our Lady
Museum cellar Derlon

Many Roman remains have been found in and around the Onze-Lieve-Vrouweplein square. These remains are kept in the museum cellar of Hotel Derlon. More about Museumkelder Derlon

Museum cellar Derlon
Op de Thermen square

A peaceful square where the outlines of a Roman bathhouse are still visible in the paving. More info about Op de Thermen

Op de Thermen square
Saint Servatius Bridge

The oldest surviving stone bridge in the Netherlands, linking Maastricht city centre and Wyck for over seven centuries. More info about St Servatius Bridge

Saint Servatius Bridge
Vrijthof square

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

Vrijthof square
Basilica Of Saint Servatius

A centuries-old basilica on the Vrijthof, built over the tomb of Saint Servatius and an important pilgrimage church for centuries. More info about Saint Servatius Basilica

Basilica Of Saint Servatius
Adriaan de Smaakmaker

At Adriaan de Smaakmaker you will find home-made mustard, jam, chutney, dressings, vinegars, mayonnaises and various regional products since 1985. More about Adriaan de Smaakmaker

Adriaan de Smaakmaker
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. More info on De Bisschopsmolen

De Bisschopsmolen