Maastricht
The history of provincial capital Maastricht goes back to the time of the Celts. Therefore the centre is rich in historic, mostly Romanesque churches and buildings. The church Servaaskerk and the 13th century bridge Servaasbrug are named after St. Servatius, the patron saint of the Catholic Church in the city. From a terrace on the square Onze-Lieve-Vrouweplein you can enjoy the view of the basilica and the city hall.
The presence of a university and a college of higher education make Maastricht a vibrant student city with nice cafes. In addition, the shopping is great in the malls Mosae Forum and Entre Deux, or in the boutiques and antique shops in the area Wyck. In the Ceramique district, you can visit exhibitions and concerts in the multimedia Centre Céramique. Here, also the Bonnefantenmuseum is situated.