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Maastricht's arty Maastricht-Centre Urban District neighbourhood is loved for its churches and theatres, and visitors often enjoy its varied attractions, including Market and Basilica of Our Lady.
Maastricht's Binnenstad neighbourhood is known for its theatres and live music, and entices visitors with attractions, including Vrijthof and Museum aan het Vrijthof.
Maastricht's trendy Wyck neighbourhood is loved for its bars and waterfront, and visitors often enjoy its varied attractions, including Bonnefanten Museum and Centre Ceramique.
Maastricht's Jeker Quarter neighbourhood is known for its cafes and waterfront, and entices visitors with attractions, including Natural History Museum and Helpoort.
Maastricht's Randwijck neighbourhood is known for its restaurants and offers lots of things to see, such as Mecc Maastricht and Maastricht Exhibition and Congress Centre.
If you want to see a show while you're in town, try and grab some tickets at Vrijthof in Maastricht-Centre Urban District. If you enjoy the show and want to see another, Bonbonnière is just a short walk away.
St. Servaas Church is just one of the places to see in Maastricht, so why not enjoy the other things to explore during your travels? Discover the area's museums and cathedral.
You can study the exhibits at Bonnefanten Museum, a museum with a story of its own, during your holiday in Maastricht. Discover the area's museums and cathedral.
Beneath St. John's Church tower, cobblestone streets wind through a city where Dutch and Belgian influences create a unique cultural cocktail. The Vrijthof square pulses with café life, while underground caves tell tales of centuries past. Bonnefanten Museum houses contemporary masterpieces in a rocket-shaped building along the Maas River. Cross ancient stone bridges to discover 't Bassin, a picturesque inland harbour ringed with restaurants. The medieval Helpoort stands as the Netherlands' oldest city gate. Market squares fill with vendors selling Limburg vlaai, a fruit-filled pie locals insist tastes best here. University students bring youthful energy to this ancient city where the euro was born and the "Burgundian lifestyle" means savouring life's pleasures without apology.
Maastricht is also notable for its historical sites. Take in the local culture of Maastricht at Vrijthof and Bonnefanten Museum. You might find that sights like Market and Basilica of Our Lady are worth a visit.
