The 20 best museums in Maastricht

The tickets cost 17,5 euro. Museum work only untill 5 pm. Lazy people. On 25 euro you can see Venezia Art Biennial for two days with a lot of art exhibitions. But the exhibition “7 sins” very good. Nice installed. How you made such exhibition? It is about people in Holand… and Brusell, about your ‘freedoms’ and all your sins… And exhibition of Medieval art very good. Thank you!

VISIT A GREAT DUTCH ART MUSEUM AND GET A IMPRESSION OF THE NEWLY PLANTED FRONT GARDEN | YOU FIND EVERYTHING IN IT - BEER BOXES TO CAR TIRES | WELL - PROBABLY THE GARDENER WAS DRUNK OR THE DIRECTOR HIGH ! AT LEAST ARCHITECT ALDO ROSSI IS NOT ANYMORE AROUND TO ENJOY THIS DESIGN 🤣

Good organized but we didn’t like. Mostly Jezus and modern art

Very big museum, don’t have enough time to finish all parts. My suggestion for visitors: leave enough time to explore the exhibition and also for the interaction parts (paper-made hat etc..). The museum shop is very nice! Bring some souvenirs to decorate your home! * museumkaart excerpted, no need for reservation.

Please note that, despite what Google may indicate, entry is not free. The museum is worth a visit, featuring old masters and a rich collection of religious art. The temporary exhibitions were also quite engaging. Lockers are free and require no deposit. Parking is convenient and reasonably priced in the nearby residential area.

Modern art museum but not only modern art.

Great museum with a plethora of art showcased, a gift shop, and a nice restaurant. It is worth noticing that its focus is on contemporary art. I truly enjoyed the few hours I spent there, as well as their food. We visited in the afternoon of a weekday during summer vacation and it wasn't cramped at all.

Joseph Rodriguez , an American photographer, discover his pasion for photography during his time in prison. He worked as a taxi deiver afterwarda and shoot 1980’s NYC feom his cab. Later moved to LA and documented gang life in Spanish Harlem. It’s astonishing to see both cities bounced back from scratch.

Very nice place to be. Very impressive photo's. The restaurant had very, nice cakes. You shoot definitely tries one of those that makes a visit complete.

Lovely palace and beautiful photo exhibition of Terry O' Neill photos of legends and celebreties. Pleasant and friendly staff. Beautiful cafe on premises.This is an Art Institution.

I visited this museum with my boyfriend and parents in August. Nice museum, well maintained, very nice photographic exhibition, everyone liked it. Honest ticket price (€11), if you have the annual museum card it is free.

A beautiful Museum with interesting architecture. The staff ist very friendly and the Jimmy Nelson exhibition was absolutely amazing.

We came here without expectations yet the modern exhibit of Ted Noten was quite interesting and fascinating! I'm impressed with his incorporation of 3D printing into his models. It just shows that gives so much more flexibility and creativity for his expression. The place has a good cafe at the reception. There's also a locker area where you can store your stuff temporarily as you go around the museum. At the end of our visit, I helped some of the museum staff on some technical issue with the 3D printer in the lobby. The museum ladies were very nice and courteous. We really enjoyed this visit!

Very small though unique museum. I really enjoyed the stories behind the pictures and the meanings behind them, really makes you think about it:) I enjoyed it, but it is definitely not a must see in Maastricht

A good museum, good explanation, but there is often not enough explanation in the Dutch labels (if there are any labels at all), and no English explanation. The shop is small but nice and the garden nice enough, but otherwise quite a small establishment with an okay collection. I felt the museum deteriorated a bit as it went along, from good explanation and artefacts (mostly fossils) at the beginning, to just a lot of slightly creepy taxidermy at the end. I feel that needs renovating a bit towards the end to be a bit more 21st Century!

The best museum I did in Maastricht during my stay. There are so many things to see and it is really impressive to see traces on the past wildlife here. I loved it. Moreover, the staff crew was very nice.

Beautiful museum, definitely worth a visit. Some parts of the museum are a bit outdated, but from what I've seen is that they're working on renewing it.

No labels in English. Not for kids since not ineractive. Very old fashioned approach to museum. Lots of things without any logic or explanation like the rooms with stuffed animals. On positive side, the intro movie is good and room with mosasaur skeleton replica and accompanying video is nicely made.

If you like ornithology and wanna see the evolution of the animals and their habitat in south of the Netherlands, it is a great place to go to

Absolutely fantastic with a wide range of subjects that you can spend a good few hours looking round and still need to go back. Also well worth seeing the 3D display as it is awesome. Plenty for adults and children to learn about. The layout is Disability friendly which is great for those who are unsteady on their feet or in a wheelchair

I first visited here bought the ticket on 8/11/2025. For me it's worth giving it a visit. Because everything was wonderful, especially service and staff. The kind smile and the helpfulness of the staff still linger in my memory.

One of the old buildings of the Sphinx area was renovated to an art space. They organize a lot of exhibitions, lectuur and some live performances. It is focused on Architecture, Design and Urbanity. Tickets are around 7 euros

Very nice museum, good mix of interactive installations and stuff to learn The entrance was a bit difficult to find

Don't waste your time and money coming there! Almost nothing to see! Too bad!

Loved the exhibition and atmosphere

Very nice Place with interesting exhibitions about architecture, art, design and the politics behind those.

Only 2 rooms. One with some boring pictures. The other full of waste. I can’t understand what this has to do with architecture…

nice place and nice exhibitions!

Helpoort – A Timeless Guardian of Maastricht Nestled in the charming Jekerkwartier district, Helpoort is not just a gate — it’s a living fragment of Maastricht’s medieval soul. Built in 1229, it is the oldest surviving city gate in the Netherlands, and the only remaining part of Maastricht’s first city wall. Originally called Hoogbruggepoort, it played a key role in the city’s defense until the 15th century. After losing its military function, the gate was repurposed over the centuries — from a meeting place for cloth workers to a gunpowder store, prison, and even a private residence. Its rich and varied history is a testament to its resilience. Architecturally, Helpoort is striking: two semi-circular towers in stone connected by a central archway. It has been restored several times, most notably in 1881, preserving its medieval character while making it accessible to the public. Today, Helpoort houses the Vestingmuseum Maastricht, a museum dedicated to the city’s fortification history. Visitors can learn about Maastricht’s military past, walk through the old walls, and immerse themselves in the strategic heart of a once-fortified city. While small in size, Helpoort is monumental in significance. A visit here feels like stepping through time — a must-see for history lovers and curious wanderers alike.

Very pleasant and old part of the city. With beautiful houses on the sides, very pretty walk.

Amazing historical place with explanation as well. There is a huge park for rest in front, also leading to the center on the other aide, across the bridge.

We had a great experience in this museum. The guide, Ron, was very knowledgeable about the history of Maastricht and the Helpoort. Made the experience worth the trip considering the relatively small museum. Highly recommend!

What a great place to visit. FABULOUS photo ops!! If you walk through the gates, just off to the right is a little doorway-takes you up into the tower and a small museum. The 2 gentleman there are quite informative!! Great find!!!!

Old town gate, walls and enforcement. Great spot for a walk and some phtos.

A small museum located on the second level. The entrance is on the right behind the gate house. Entrance fees applies €3 each. The museum is small with limited artefacts on display. But nonetheless interesting. The steps up the museum is narrow and do be cautious when ascending the steps.

This was an interesting experience. Some of the Illusions don't work if you're by yourself, but the staff are really friendly and will help with those. I think the ticket price is high for what you get. Book the tickets online to get a discount.

Friendly staff, but way too expensive for what you get. They show the typical illusions, not very innovative or creative and very small for a museum. For kids more fun maybe but still too pricy.

Interesting place. Conveniently located in the downtown right above the underground parking. Could be quite crowded at some point, but take the staff advice and come a bit later if necessary. There is plenty to see whitin walking distance. The place itself is not big. Probably less than 1 hour if you are not very curious. Could be extended a bit more. 5 stars for the staff, 3 stars for the facility. Average 4.

The worst museum I have ever visited. It is more like a small room than a museum. There is nothing much to see. They have printed some of Escher's work and pasted them on the wall. Complete waste of Euro 30 for me and my son. I highly recommend that NOBODY visits this crap. If there was a 0 star option, I would give that.

I took my 14-year-old son to Museum of Illusions which is in the very centre of Maastricht. As well as the optical Illusions there are a number of classic puzzles that visitors can try and solve. If you attempt these then you will have a good visit. If you just pass over these items your visit would probably be quite short. The staff are very attentive and helpful; they will guide you as to how best use / stage the optical illusions and guide you with the puzzles. There are a number of optical illusions that you can photograph and the staff are on hand to help you with staging the photographs to get the best results.

Very cool experience and a fun activity to do, especially with a friend or the family. Saw some very cool illusions that blew my mind, and the staff were extremely friendly and awesome. The entry fee is also very reasonable. Definitely recommend going here if you are ever in Maastricht. 👍🏻

The Museum of Illusions in Maastricht is a fun and quirky spot to check out, especially if you’re looking for something different to do in the city. The interactive exhibits are entertaining and great for a quick mental workout or some Instagram-worthy photos. It’s an engaging way to spend 45 minutes to an hour, especially for families or groups of friends. That said, the ticket prices are on the higher side for the amount of time you’ll likely spend there. I’d definitely recommend checking for online deals or discounts beforehand to make it more budget-friendly. Booking ahead can also save time, especially on busy days. Overall, it’s worth visiting if you have some free time in Maastricht and want a lighthearted, unique experience. Just make sure to grab a deal to get the most bang for your buck!

Really nice food, really good staff and beautiful environment. Everything was perfect ! Thank you !

Interesting museum! They take the museum card as well. Very interactive. The staff were super nice!

Unique secluded place with big garden. Great to sit inside in winter. Even better to sit outside in summer. Super coffee and perfect dishes from Damascus and Italy.

Our friend had reserved her birthday party in marres for over 6 months. The staff asked what dish from the main menu all the guests would want in advance. All the guests chose their dishes in advance and the order was passed on to the staff. Suddenly, one week before the birthday, (note that the restaurant was reserved 6 months before and guests booked tickets from other countries to attend) the staff claimed that individual orders even ordered earlier are „too complicated“ and that all the guests should swap to a menu that is at least 50 euros. The beautifully planned evening turned into a spontaneously cancelled nightmare and none of us understand why. The answer is probably profit. As a group of guests, we feel unwelcomed and disrespected.

We always liked to go to Marres for having a nice dinner in Maastricht but since they were trying to push us into a very expensive menu and became highly unprofessional in contact, it is hard to recommend. We booked a birthday dinner months in advance, clearly stating our preferences, everything was set. A week before the event, when finalizing details, the staff became unprofessional and inflexible, prioritizing profit over accommodating our needs. This forced us to cancel the reservation. Apparently we were not the only group cancelling our reservation because of a similar situation.

Outstanding in all aspects! Our server was incredibly professional, cheerful and helpful. She suggested some delicious entrees and a wonderful dessert. The food was fresh, flavorful and presented beautifully. So happy to have found this gem of a restaurant! I highly recommend Marres when in Maastricht.

So nice, we ate here twice. Wonderful oasis in the middle of the city with PHENOMENAL food. Several vegan-friendly appetizers that filled me right up. 12/10 would recommend.

Let's talk "accessibility" as I feel like some attractions are a little liberal with the use of the term. These caves are technically accessible in that they are barrier free, however, there are quite a few steep hills that would be very difficult to navigate for someone without help in a manual or electric wheelchair. Signage to buy tickets is slightly confusing - I suggest taking the less steep hill up to the fort, as I took the steeper hill based on the signage and was met with stairs at the top. There is a fairly steep hill going into the caves that you'll have to navigate going in and coming back out. This would be very difficult for someone in a manual wheelchair to navigate without assistance. Inside the caves is hard packed dirt, which is more or less easy to get around aside from some fairly steep hills where my husband did have to push me from behind. For reference, I use a mobility scooter that is very hi-tech and usually does not have issues navigating steep inclines. I did struggle with some of these hills, as I found my wheels slipping on the dirt. I would not recommend attempting to come here alone, as someone will inevitably have to push you uphill at some point, and it will be difficult for them to do so. I found leaving the caves to go back outside the most difficult as quite a few people were standing on the very steep hill, and I needed to wait for them all to leave before navigating the hill. If I had to stop on the hill partway, there is no way I would be able to get moving again and would have to go back down to the bottom and try again. Again, my husband had to push me from behind, even though I was on a powerful mobility scooter. If you have help and if you have a powerful electric wheelchair or scooter, I do recommend the caves as long as you are prepared to navigate these steep hills.

What an amazing place! You need be quite mobile as it's uneven and dark unless you're near a lantern carrier but definitely well worth a visit. The guide was informative with plenty of anecdotes too.

Great tour and very informative. However, 1hr tour in the cave could become slightly cold, therefore a jacket is needed. We visited on Saturday at 15:15. Inside the cave can get a bit crowded.

This was a fun tour. It went a bit longer than planned, but it was enjoyable. The tour guide was entertaining. There’s quite a bit to see and lots to learn about the history these caves. Be sure to bring a light jacket and a little bottle of water.

Awesome experience! Our guide, Paul was really good with our group explaining everything about the area and how it's not technically a "cave" as caves are natural and not man-made ,where this user to be a limestone mine/quarry in the past. A must-visit when you're in Maastricht.

We had the chance to visit the underground during a day trip between Christmas and new years. The tour in English is nice but has limited options along the day (check the website in advance to avoid waiting for too long the the next one). They do not allow dogs inside.

Insanely interesting place to get a tour, our guide (forgot her name😢) was very informative and had her way in making the small children feel comfortable during the tour, one small girl was a bit scared but we collectively made it very fun for her, initiated by the guide. There’s really cool history behind these centuries old manmade caves filled with art. Try and spot the oldest year carved into the wall!

Despite its small size, the museum has a rich collection of objects dating back to the WWII and a very nice exhibition of photos showing how the city looked like in the past and how it changed after the bombing of 1940

Not great. Quite small and not a lot of information about the city. No English Audioguide and too expensive.

Nice place but very expensive for what it is

Small but nice

Small but good

A wonderfully presented and fascinating museum with displays covering prehistory to the modern day. The audio guide (which included English in contrast to some previous review comments) is easy to use and informative. The reconstruction models of the Roman and 18th Century city are particularly impressive. The staff were so friendly and welcoming.

Very informative museum on the history of the region an a special collection on pottery.

A monumental piece of war structure. We had a good lunch in the Mill restaurant that is on site. Hearty local food with friendly service. Overall, we felt a bit oppressed by the atmosphere and surroundings. It was also a sunny afternoon after a wet morning and neither of us wanted to spend much time underground. Signage was mainly in French and German and was quite old. Given that the fort is a major wartime structure, we thought a lot more could have been done to attract and engage visitors. Large free car park but nowhere to secure bikes or motorcycles.

We did the guided tour (in English) and really enjoyed the experience. Our tour guide (Thomas) was very knowledgeable and enthusiastic. He explained everything well and answered all additional questions. There are some additional rooms that are not in the guided tour, but you can explore these in your own time afterwards. You can also do an unguided tour but during the guided tour you see some additional areas. Ons top of the fort is also a walking route you can do (approx. 3km). You can buy a map of the walking area with some information about things you see for €2.

Great place to visit in Belgium, very well conserved. You need one full day to visit it entirely if you take the guided visit which I highly recommend! Warning, this site in not fully accessible to person with limited physical abilities, lots of steep stairs and a lot of walk.

Iconic World War 2 Belgian Fort that was the site of several innovative but unfortunate military actions by the Nazis in 1940 in conquering it. Also a hiking trail that provides both historical installations and incredible views of the Meuse River valley.

Thank you Gustavo for the amazing tour of the fort. Your love for history made every story come alive. We learned so much and truly enjoyed every moment!

We had a special tour with a small group with a dedicated guide. It went through unlit corridors all the way though the mountain towards the Albert Canal. This place is just mindblowing and the tour guide was great!

After breakfast we collected the car and drove to Eben Emael, a Belgian fort built in the 1930s that was captured in a spectacular assault by German glider troops in 1940. We had a 2 hour tour of the fort (cost 68 Euros for the 4 of us), led by Sven, that was very interesting. The fort was designed in the most modern way but everything seemed to be based on keeping the enemy at a distance. German innovations in demolitions meant the hollow charge weapons could penetrate the turrets of the fort and within about 30 minutes of landing, most of the observation points and weapons were disabled. The guide explained about the Belgian troops that lost their lives in each position of the fort, mostly conscripts and some as young as 19. The scale of the fort was vast, far larger than I expected and there were 5km of tunnels with electric lights, gas doors on the corridors, ventilators, and everything needed for the 1200 strong garrison to function. The Germans managed to capture it with 72 men as once the guns were disabled the fort served no purpose and the Germans were already able to cross the Albert Canal and Meuse bridges that the fort was built to defend. There were options to do other specific tours to the revolving cupola and the plateau where the gliders landed so I think we'll do that on another visit.

I came to the library to study. It’s a really nice place. Modern library. The only thing that was bothering me were the kids running around being loud. I could not focus properly on my work.

I do believe this is a best place in the city. 3 floors of books, places to work, places to chat, coffee point and extremely welcoming stuff. I lived in 20 mins from this places and nearly every week found myself willing to visit this place. The location is perfect, easy reachable by bus or by bike, the working hours are also very convenient (maybe a little bit more in the evening).

Good and comfortable place for business meetings in the middle of the Maastricht.

It's a nice place that has exhibitions often. I was impressed by the photo exhibition of Bob Thissen.

Great place, with inspiring exhibitions. The coffee area is great for learning.

Nice free place to study with wifi

Curious about Maastricht ceramics (Sphinx, Petrus Regout, etc)? Did you know that ceramics from Maastricht so famous in some parts of Indonesia? Well I did research about it last year and find interesting facts. This is the best place to learn about ceramics, history of Maastricht, reading, studying (you can find tables and socket for your laptop too), and see the biggest bridge in Maastricht from 4th floor 🤩

We were guided so well by Ludo and Jeannine, lovely afternoon with amazing enthusiasm and love for the location, history and of course the beers

Visited during Museumnacht, I absolutely didn't expect this! What a lovely place they've made! They've decorated (or left?) their spaces the same as they would have looked like 70 years ago and the staff even dressed the part. I think this would make for a lovely venue for a wedding or other kind of party.

An Industrial monument of Maastricht. It showcases how beer is brewed decades ago. They offer guided tours and they have very enthusiastic staffs. Also a nice cafe where you can do beer tasting and apperitivo.

Great brewery to get a guided tour and afterwards have a nice local beer.

Gorgeous museum, the tour of the different parts of the brewery were interesting in learning the beer making process.

Amazing place with friendly service and tasty beer

You should try their beers and visit the beautiful old brewery! Ladies there were also very kind and shared the history behind the breweries of the the town. I'm totally visiting again in the future.

So cool. There are a lot of antique. And late 19th or early 20th printers.! You should visit!

its lit

Good museum and nice

(Translated by Google) Small but nice! Lots of attention. Also personal explanation and information. If you like history, definitely go! Only open on Saturday afternoons, see their site. (Original) Klein maar fijn! Veel bekijks. Ook persoonlijke toelichting en informatie. Als je van geschiedenis houdt, zeker gaan! Wel alleen op zaterdagmiddag open, zie hun site.

(Translated by Google) A few decades ago I did my training in a printing company and when I visited the museum I realized that I had already forgotten a lot. It was a trip into the past. Not just in mine, but also in the art of printing. At the same time, the changes in the printing industry, the possibilities and technical developments were shown and explained in a very understandable way. From the Heidelberg crucible to offset but also art printing. Anyone who wants to get an idea of ​​the art of printing and its development should definitely expand their knowledge in this museum. (Original) Ich habe vor einigen Jahrzehnten meine Ausbildung in einer Druckerei gemacht und mußte beim Besuch des Museums feststellen, dass ich schon vieles vergessen hatte. Es war eine Reise in die Vergangenheit. Nicht nur in meine, sondern auch in die der Druckkunst. Gleichzeitig wurde auch der Wandel in der Druckindustrie, die Möglichkeiten sowie die technische Entwicklung sehr verständlich aufgezeigt und erklärt. Vom Heidelberger Tiegel bis zum Offset aber auch der Kunstdruck. Wer sich über die Druckkunst und die Entwicklung ein Bild machen möchte sollte in diesem Museum unbedingt sein Wissen erweitern.

(Translated by Google) History comes to life when you walk into this museum. The smell and materials take you back in time. Experience how a book was printed in the 19th century and let yourself be taken on this journey. (Original) Historie komt tot leven wanneer je dit museum binnenloopt. De geur en materialen brengen je terug in de tijd. Ervaar hoe in de 19 eeuw een boek gedrukt werd en laat je meenemen op deze reis.

(Translated by Google) It smells like printing art here 😀 Large collection of printing machines. If you don't know what relief printing, gravure printing, offset are...everything will be clearly explained when you visit the Printing Art Museum. Class 😀 (Original) Hier riecht es nach Druckkunst 😀 Große Sammlung von Druckmaschinen. Wer nicht weiß was Hochdruck, Tiefdruck, Offset ist...bei einem Besuch im Druckkunstmuseum wird alles verständlich erklärt. Klasse 😀

Was charged 5 euros to see the museum, but it included a drink. The 'tickets' seemed very ad hoc as I just paid and then was told to go down. Afteerwards waited for 20 minutes for the drink, but since it wasn't in the system they just forgot me. Honestly I'd stop with this stupid system and just say it's for customers only, that way people can buy a drink the proper way and no lt jump through these hoops. The basement itself is totally cool btw, so can recommend that.

Don’t be fooled by placed claim this is free. They charge and make you pay for a mandatory drink. Goes against their agreement with the city. Complete scammers stay away from Derlon.

Short visit but for the price of 0€ definitely worth to take a look around.

The museum is part of the hotel. It is mainly on the same site and Museum might be a bit to much, however certainly nice to see.

I suppose that the hotel does not like people visiting the "museum". Lady at the desk was very unfriendly and the " museum" only seems open for a short period on Sundays. Just don't bother ...

Free museum. You just have to ask the reception of the hotel if you can enter downstair to see the Roman remains.

(Translated by Google) Very interesting place to visit located in the basement of the Derlin hotel where their restaurant is also located. Among the very few ancient Roman remains in the area. The visit is free even for those who are not customers, perhaps it would be better to go not during meal times. Everything is well organized with explanatory signs also in English. (Original) Posto interessantissimo da visitare situato nei sotterranei dell’hotel Derlin dove c’è anche il loro ristorante. Tra i pochissimi resti romani antichi in zona. La visita è libera anche per chi non è cliente, magari sarebbe meglio andare non durante l’orario dei pasti. È tutto ben organizzato con dei cartelli esplicativi anche inglese.

Great location, good food/drinks and friendly staff. Unfortunately the rooms are in need of an update. This is not the cheapest hotel in Maastricht but the rooms don’t reflect this, the rooms ate clean but very outdated. We have stayed several times but are not sure about the next time. Hopefully by then the rooms have renovated.

The hotel was excellent. The staff the best. Our room was extremely nice. I want to mention Julianne. Pardon if I spelled it wrong. My wife had injured herself on the trip headed to the hotel. Julianne got her to her room early and set her up with ice and ibuprofen.

Absolutely stunning! Unique place, surrounded by beautiful historical buildings, amazing customer service and even better rooms. Delicious food with a bit of ancient history around the entire restaurant. Highly recommend!

Disappointing stay at this hotel. The rooms and especially the bathrooms need desperate updating. The towels were completely worn and had holes in them, only 3(!) tissues in the tissue box, the cleaning staff entering the room without knocking, dusty mirrors, worn carpet and a shower curtain… Hardly things you would expect in a 5star hotel. There are better hotels in the city which are in the same price range but offer a better worth for your money.

Great location and friendly staff, entry/restaurant is nice but dont be fooled by this. The rooms are ancient and the bathrooms date back to the stone age, plain terrible. Hotel is not worthy of 5 stars! Breakfast had diverse choices and was good enough. Save you money and look elsewhere until they redo the rooms and bathrooms in a 21st century style.

I love this hotel. It’s in a great location for walking around, shopping, or enjoying a relaxing meal or drink. The area is not secluded but not crowed either and the hotel faces a nice square with plenty of covered seating and food choices. The staff has been exceptional every time I’ve visited. They offer breakfast with eggs to order with both American and European food choices. And, the hotel sits on some exposed Roman ruins you can view while having breakfast downstairs. It’s one of my favorites places.

Great location but for the premium price you'd expect rooms a little bigger or with a somewhat nice view. The room was very clean and the beds comfortable. All basics necessities as one may expect were provided. From our room we looked at the wall of a neighbouring building, the room was smaller than I expected and the windows and window blinds weren't in great condition. The service overall was good, receptionist was very friendly and helpful the older staff member at breakfast area was too, but the young english speaking girl server at the breakfast was not very helpful or polite just telling me what we have is what you see but after I insisted she go check with her colleague she did reluctantly and I was helped with my request. Maybe its just inexperience but in a reputable hotel like this I expect employees to be cheerful and ready to assist with requests

Adult tickets: €7 Student tickets: €4 A lot of religious treasures and well preserved materials from centuries ago. You can visit the whole exposition in a bit more than 1 hour!

A great museum as well as an access to the Sint-Servaas church. Many works and antiquities are on display, illustrating the life of the Armenian saint Servais/Sint Servaas but also about the history of the city of Maastricht and the Limburg.

Lovley water fountain and intersting church

The door is open but they say it is closed today (17 May)

Beautiful building with water fountain.

No English

Interesting museum