Maastricht is one of the oldest cities in Holland, as you will quickly discover when strolling through the historic inner city. Churches, city walls, monumental merchant houses and big squares merge seamlessly with a comprehensive and varied range of shops.
Shopping streets of Maastricht
The Stokstraat, Rechtstraat & Heggenstraat are all about a high fashion brands and Cute boutiques. People love going there on a vintage shopping hunt, since Retro and Chic and Traders Pop both have a very good selection of vintage clothing.
Boekhandel Dominicanen- An old church turned into bookstore and The Most Beautiful Bookshop in Maastricht.
The City Hall of Maastricht is a distinctive building located on Market Square.The best-known market in Maastricht is the one held on this square called as Central Markt.
Next Day started with another most touristic point in maastricht, Vrijthof square.
This square has attracted people since Medieval times when pilgrims came to see the grave of Saint Servatius.
I am really fascinate about old streets of any city where you can actually get to know about their culture and life.
Leaving market area behind me and strolling through beautiful old cobbled streets of Maastricht that seek my attention.
The Sint-Servaasbrug (St. Servatius Bridge) is a beautiful 13th century stone bridge and one of the most characteristic structures in Maastricht. Anyone walking a straight line from the train station into Maastricht will cross this centuries-old bridge over the Meuse. If you go to Paris, you pose in front of the Eiffel Tower, and if you go to Maastricht, you just have to have your picture taken in front of the Sint-Servaasbrug.
