The must-visit cities in the Netherlands during winter are Amsterdam, Utrecht, Haarlem, Leiden, Hague, Delft, Gouda and Maastricht.
Maastricht is one of the oldest towns in the Netherlands and has a rich culture and economical history.
Walk through the tunnels and listen to stories about life underground. What a charming city. Having said that, I’d like to recommend two restaurants which are fun and funky.Maastricht looks beautiful around Christmas and the decorations look similar to ones I saw in Belgium (understandably).
The tripoint, white village of Thorn, Valkenburg and Gaiapark Kerkrade Zoo are just a short ride away from Maastricht. Just wondering if there is any change to the train schedule from Amsterdam at this time of year. What is there to do in Amsterdam in December? All you need to know about the cities, regions and provinces.By loading the photographs, you are expressing consent with cookies and other tools.Holland hosts great events and festivals throughout the year.27 Nov. 2020 - 29 Dec. 2020, MaastrichtDiscover the warm hospitality of Maastricht.
Such as the annual Christmas market in December and – in case there are any fans reading this – the summer concert of André Rieu (he was born in Maastricht) and his Johann Strauss Orchestra. The Christmas markets in Maastricht were open, the weather was a bit chilly at around 6 degrees Celsius, but nothing compared to our winters in Canada! It was already the city I most wanted to visit but maybe I should wait until next Christmas hmm.I do love Christmas Markets, so it’s lovely to read about one in the Netherlands, I wish I knew about this one when I visited in December a few years ago.
The entrance to the church is free, but it will cost you 2.50 euros to climb the tower.Maastricht has always been an important historical location, strategically speaking. I love that Christmas market!
You can simply grab a drink or a snack, write down what you’ve had and pay on check out. Visit the caves near Maastricht. If you’d like to give it a go (and please do), check the end of this article on how to get to Maastricht: it’s just so easy.Your nighttime photos are lovely and so clear! The voice behind Your Dutch Guide, helping you to explore The Netherlands beyond Amsterdam.Vrijthof is the proud central square of Maastricht and one of the prettiest squares in The Netherlands.
In December, daytime highs in Maastricht are 9°C, while nighttime lows are 3°C. Admire the Basilica of Saint Servatius. 3. They’re a part of the essential tools you need if you want to collaborate with brands. Welcome to Visit Maastricht (Bezoek Maastricht). In case you didn’t know, we love Christmas markets. They’re the perfect place to pig out and try all sorts of delicious local treats and meals. Obviously, we wash it all down with mulled wine!We thought it had a pretty cool name until we found out that it came from the fact that prisoners were kept in its tower. It was sunny during the day but clouded over in the evening.
Great post – certainly has us considering options!If you’d like to work there’s a small desk, though sitting down at one at the long tables of the restaurant is more comfortable.
Under the moniker of "Magical Maastricht", the city goes into full Christmas mode, so visit the Christmas market, go skating on the ice rink on Vrijthof square and see the sea of lights from the top of the Ferris wheel. Highlights? Visiting the Maastricht caves and Fort St. Pieter gave us insight into the city’s history we otherwise wouldn’t have gotten.Today, it is an independent bookshop (it used to be owned by a chain), and there are more than 700,000 visitors that come to see this beauty each year. We can’t blame them. All too often, they're poorly made and lack the important information brands need to know that they HAVE TO work...The coolest thing was walking around with no lights. A slightly odd feeling for sure! Re: Christmas in Maastricht, what to do? All year round, Maastricht is a wonderful city with just that atmosphere that bon-vivants love, but around Christmas, the city takes on that extra spellbinding edge. Glad we kept reading, because Maastricht in winter just kept getting better!
This winter, the city’s ambiance will be better than ever.
You'll see that Maastricht is definitely worth a visit! I’d love to visit the market in the cave as well. It was also super easy to get to from the train station. We walked there with no problem in maybe 15-20 minutes. No need to grab a bus or taxi, which is always great.Here are our tips to help you practice sustainable travel in Maastricht:Also known as Hell’s Gate, Helpoort is the oldest standing city gate in the Netherlands. It was built in the 13th century as part of the city fortification that protected Maastricht. Travel to the top of the Cauberg, where Thermae 2000 arises like a pale oasis.Enjoy the Limburg landscape and various cultural attractions to the fullest during a cruise down the Meuse.Maastricht’s golf course of choice is Golfbaan Het Rijk van Margraten. Travel Dec 18 - Dec 23.