Leave the narrow, cobblestone streets and their historic old buildings behind for a bit and discover an entirely different, exciting, and dynamic side of Maastricht. Nowhere in Maastricht is there a place where past and present come together so powerfully as in Céramique.
Céramique is the place to be if you're a culture vulture. The iconic Bonnefantenmuseum located along the Meuse, Centre Céramique, and the Bordenhal, repertory theatre of Toneelgroep Maastricht theatre ensemble, are all within walking distance. You'll never be bored in Céramique!
Curious about this unique district? Every month, a local is on hand to help you discover the district through the eyes of someone who lives here.
Read the blog!Maastricht is a city where old and new come together, with famous as well as many hidden places. Here is a list of our favourites. Discover which district is your favourite.
Better known as the historic centre of Maastricht, this shopping paradise is surrounded by the most beautiful squares: Onze Lieve Vrouweplein, Markt, and Vrijthof.
BinnenstadA warm welcome as you step off the train: the Wyck District. Local entrepreneurs, fine dining, and the best views of the Meuse. The bridges separate Wyck from the city centre.
WyckHere you can soak up Maastricht's French vibes. This special part of the city centre is named after the tranquil Jeker river that flows through it.
JekerkwartierWalk from the centre via Stadspark through Sint Pieter and discover this beautiful residential area overlooked by the majestic St. Pietersberg hill.
Sint PieterA place of innovation and regeneration, this district is in full bloom and is far from finished flowering. Backdropped by the historic city harbour and home to the Sphinxpassage, an ode to its rich past.
SphinxkwartierA chic area of Maastricht: exclusive clothes shops, hidden places, and romantic squares such as Op de Thermen.
Stokstraatkwartier