Stokstraat Quarter

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Discover the Stokstraat Quarter

This district exudes everything the Limburg capital stands for: hospitality, style, tradition and atmosphere. You come here to find inspiration, stroll around and get to know the heart of the city. The Stokstraat Quarter consists of the streets between Maastricht city centre and Jeker Quarter, with the chic Stokstraat as the eye-catcher.

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Rich history

Although Stokstraat is now considered one of the most luxurious and exclusive shopping streets in the Netherlands, it has also seen very different times. If there is one street that has undergone the necessary transformations, it is Stokstraat. The historic buildings in this and the other streets of the Stokstraat Quarter are cherished and well cared for. Look up at the beautiful facades in this part of Maastricht and discover how much history is hidden here. Or take a look at the square Op de Thermen where a bathhouse could be found in Roman times. The stones of the square show where that bathhouse stood.

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  • On the Thermen Maastricht terrace of Vino&Friends
  • Stokstraat Maastricht beginning of street
  • Mestreechter Geis sculpture Stokstraat Quarter Maastricht

Must-sees in the Stokstraat Quarter

  • Pieke oet de Stokstraot

    Pieke oet de Stokstraot

    A statue of Pieke and Maoke stands in the Stokstraat quarter, recalling the former working-class life in Maastricht.

  • Basilica of Our Lady

    Basilica of Our Lady

    Visit the Basilica of Our Lady: an ancient, atmospheric pilgrimage church full of history, silence and candlelight in Maastricht.

  • Graanmarkt

    Graanmarkt

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

  • Onze Lieve Vrouwe square

    Onze Lieve Vrouwe square

    Attractive square in the oldest part of the city within the late Roman castellum.

  • 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.

  • Het Bat

    Het Bat

    Formerly a mooring, a quay reinforced with wood. A southern Dutch word for this was 'bat'.

  • Mestreechter Geis

    Mestreechter Geis

    A difficult concept to translate, made visible by sculptor Mari Andriessen (1897-1979) in a sculpture of the same name.

  • Amazone te paard

    Amazone te paard

    Statue of Limburg sculptor Arthur Spronken found on the square Op de Thermen.

  • Op de Thermen square

    Op de Thermen square Op de Thermen square Maastricht

    Op de Thermen is an intimate, quiet square in Maastricht, with a historical reference to a Roman bathhouse.

Basilica of Our Lady

A visit to this basilica is part and parcel of being in the Stokstraat Quarter. Religious and non-religious visitors and residents alike often light a candle here. Once or as a regular ritual. The candles are reflected in a special way in the glass behind which Mary appears, which is a beautiful sight.

  • Church towers Basilica of Our Lady

Now and soon - in the Stokstraat Quarter

  • Bus tour Maastricht

    Bus tour Maastricht

    until 4 June 2026

    Guided tour

    An Official Maastricht Guide will tell you all about Maastricht and its surroundings during this tour.

  • Partes Ensemble - A Ukrainian Christmas

    Partes Ensemble - A Ukrainian Christmas

    Tuesday 16 December

    Concert

    For the holidays, the Ukrainian Partes Ensemble performs baroque masterpieces from 17th- and 18th-century Kiev and Lviv, once bustling centres of musical...

Shopping in the Stokstraat Quarter

In this district, luxury and craftsmanship take centre stage and this manifests itself in one special concept after another. You won't find big chains here, but inspiring boutiques that take everyone's creativity to the next level. The shops range from beautiful garments, accessories and jewellery to flowers, interior items and chocolates. There are even some 'court suppliers' to be found here.

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Stokstraat Maastricht shops walking people window display Siefers

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    Statue of Pieke Stokstraat Maastricht

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