Crowne Plaza Hotel Maastricht

The fortress museum is located in the oldest city gate in the Netherlands. The monument dates back to 1229 and is well worth a visit. The entrance is medievally hidden on a little square next to the gate, but inside it possesses a nice exhibit. In the Fortress Museum Maastricht you will find tangible evidence of its illustrious history so be sure to come and have a look.

It is one of South Limburg's most popular hills, the Sint Pietersberg. The excavation work, both above and below ground have shaped this hill. On the hill you have a spectacular view of the former ENCI quarry. This has been successfully returned to nature. Now butterflies, bats, rare plants and even the eagle owl has a nest here! At the head of the mountain lies the impressive Fort Sint Pieter with its underground passages. Above ground wind numerous hiking trails and a mountain bike route unique to the Netherlands.

Markt Square stands proudly at the heart of Maastricht's city center, steeped in centuries of history as the bustling site of commodity markets. This vibrant tradition persists today with the weekly markets held every Wednesday and Friday. Wednesdays feature a diverse array of goods, while Fridays expand to include fresh fish, artisanal regional delicacies, and the renowned textiles market. Alongside this bustling marketplace, visitors can admire the architectural grandeur of the City Hall and indulge in the city's diverse culinary offerings at the numerous dining establishments dotting the square.

Nestled in the heart of the city lies the Vrijthof square, a captivating hub renowned for hosting André Rieu's mesmerizing summer concerts, the vibrant Preuvenemint festival, and the enchanting Magical Maastricht event. However, outside of these celebrated occasions, the Vrijthof welcomes visitors year-round to leisurely stroll and revel in its breathtaking views. Only a 10 minute walk by foot to the Vrijthof from our Hotel