Past and present alternate in architecture, but certainly also in cultural offer. Colourful, traditional and typical Maastricht, but also mysterious, undiscovered, challenging and worldly-minded. From underground cultural treasures and characteristic towers, to lively and vibrant festivals, exhibitions and breathtaking performances.
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The Onze Lieve Vrouweplein square is in the centre of Maastricht. The square is in the oldest part of...
The city hall, built over the years 1659-1664 under the guidance of master architect Pieter Post, has...
Hells Gate is part of the original city wall, built after Henry I, Duke of Brabant, gave permission for...
"The character of the people of Maastricht has been shaped by a long history encompassing many influences...
Located in the romantic Jeker quarter, the Bisschopsmolen (Bishop's Mill) water mill is a must-see if...
On the initiative of the province of Limburg and the municipality of Maastricht, the Europe Monument...
‘Schuilen in Maastricht’ (Shelter in Maastricht) is located in one of the galleries of the Kazematten...
The Maastricht Visitor Center is located in the Dinghuis in Maastricht, a building with a long history.
Whether for a romantic picnic, a culinary event, a jog or workout, or just a relaxing stroll, Maastricht's...
On Maastricht's grandest square, you'll find the impressive and monumental Sint Servaasbasiliek (Basilica...
The Sphinx passage is a 120-metre-long tiled and covered passageway connecting the Eiffel building with...
The Hoge Brug (in Maastricht dialect: Hoeg Brögk) is a bridge for cyclists and pedestrians that spans...
This beautiful 13th century Gothic church contains an exceptional pulpit (1780), grave slabs and wall...
The spot where the Basilica of Our Lady now stands was the site of a small church as early as the fifth...
As the main market square (Markt) was too small, a number of smaller market squares sprung up in Maastricht....
We do our tours in a safe and pleasant way. Visit a complete traditional brewery located in an industrial...
You are sure to enjoy both the view from the fort and the stories told by your guide, mixing history...
Bat’ used to be an old southern Dutch word for a mooring place or a quay reinforced with wood. As an...