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Maastricht - Things to Do ; Market Square; Search. Market Square. 990 Reviews #8 of 95 things to do in Maastricht. Sights & Landmarks, Points of Interest & Landmarks. 6211 CH Maastricht, The Netherlands. Save. Maastricht Sightseeing City Walk. 22. Book in advance. from . AU$144.13. per adult.
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Market Square Market Square 999 reviews #9 of 97 things to do in Maastricht Points of Interest & Landmarks Write a review What people are saying By SharonJT67 " Lovely visit " Jul 2023 You can't miss the town hall, beautiful imposing building set in the market square, with a plethora of streets leadin. By Nikko4Me " Nice walk around area!! "
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Ca Na Toneta. #87 of 419 Restaurants in Maastricht. 233 reviews. Markt 66. 0.1 miles from Market Square. " Lovely Italian restaurant " 08/29/2023. " Tasty food in a friendly, invi. " 05/10/2023. Cuisines: Italian, Pizza, Mediterranean, European, Central European.
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1. Journey into the magical caves of Maastricht 2. Promenade through the lovely Vrijthof Square 3. (Book) worm your way through Boekhandel Dominicanen 4. Strike a good bargain at The Market Square 5. Marvel at the Basilica of Saint Servatius's hybrid architecture 6. Take a selfie on the Sint Servatius bridge 7.
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Market Square. Markt Square* is the main market square of Maastricht. Here you can see the Town Hall (Stadhuis), a fine example of Gothic architecture, and enjoy the lively atmosphere of the city center. Lining the square are many more smart, historic buildings. There are plenty of cafes, restaurants, and sometimes a market on the square.
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Market Square 999 reviews #9 of 97 things to do in Maastricht Points of Interest & Landmarks Write a review What people are saying By SharonJT67 " Lovely visit " Jul 2023 You can't miss the town hall, beautiful imposing building set in the market square, with a plethora of streets leadin. By Nikko4Me " Nice walk around area!! " Jun 2023
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Markt 1 6211 CH Maastricht Plan your route The Wednesday Market is all about food and culture. Whilst incorporating traditional market concepts, the Wednesday Market ('Woensdag Markt') aims to provide a truly modern market experience with weekly cooking presentations as well as preview performances of events going on in the city.
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Stadshuis Maastricht City Hall built over the years 1659-1664 under the guidance of master architect Pieter Post. The Stadhuis is the town hall in the Center of Maastricht. It is located on the Markt - market square. It is one of the main sights in the old town. The building was designed by Architect Pieter Post in the 17th century in the.
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The Market square in Maastricht hosts a weekly market on Wednesdays and Fridays. The goods market is there on Wednesday, and on Friday the market expands with fresh fish, artisanal regional products, and the famous textiles market. You can find everything you need! Market square Wednesday and Friday from 09:00 AM to 03:00 PM. The organic market
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Market Square Market Square 999 reviews #10 of 97 things to do in Maastricht Points of Interest & Landmarks Write a review What people are saying By SharonJT67 " Lovely visit " Jul 2023 You can't miss the town hall, beautiful imposing building set in the market square, with a plethora of streets leadin. By Nikko4Me " Nice walk around area!! "
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Wander around City Hall and Market Square 2. See the Treasures of Saint Servatius 3. Explore Fort Sint Pieter and the Caves of Maastricht 4. Tour the Basilica of Our Lady 5. Bonnefanten Museum 6. Walk the Old Town Walls and Hell Gate 7. Take a Stroll along Wilhelminabrug and St. Servaasbrug Bridges 8. Take a Trip to Romantic Valkenburg 9.
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Market Square 4 990 #8 of 95 things to do in Maastricht Points of Interest & Landmarks Visit website Write a review What people are saying " Great weekly events " Jul. 2022 On the 4 days we stayed near here there were two large farmers type markets, Wednesday and Friday and a smaller antiq. " cool square in centre " Feb. 2022
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The Market square in Maastricht, also home to the town hall, hosts a weekly fresh-produce and general-goods market on Wednesdays and Fridays. Here you'll find regional specialities, organic food and drinks, and numerous stalls with the latest fashion. The general-goods market on Wednesday is open between 9:00 AM and 3:00 PM.
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Market square Binnenstad Markt 1 6211 CH Maastricht Plan your route With approximately 400 stalls, the Friday Market ('Vrijdag Markt') is one of the largest general markets in the Euregio. The fish market on adjacent Boschstraat is particularly popular with weekly customers from Belgium and northern France.
