Top Maastricht Cultural Tours

Interesting and pleasant private city tour (safe with a distance) along the highlights of Maastricht. Even more special in December because of the Christmas atmosphere in the city. The price is per group (family, couple or group, max. 15 pers.). Languages NL / DE / ENG. Start at 11am or 3pm (flexible on request). We show the beauty of the city along the way, tell something about its history and enjoy the Burgundian atmosphere with the many terraces, cafes, restaurants, monuments, the rivers Maas and Jeker, the churches, town hall, university, old city walls and industrial heritage. . In short, life is good in the southernmost city of the Netherlands with an international appearance due to the many foreign visitors and students and you will experience that during the tour. Tours in Aachen and Liège are also possible. Can be canceled up to 24 hours before the start.

Combine your workout with sightseeing on this running tour of Maastricht. In a small group of no more than 12 people, jog through squares, past watermills, city walls, and more. The pace is adjusted to suit everyone and there are plenty of stops for explanations and anecdotes.

We offer a private bike tour ( at 11h or 15.00h in languages NL, DE, EN ), where we combine the charming city-quarter of Maastricht, the Jekerkwartier, with nature in the dreamy Jeker Valley, the vineyards, watermill Lombok, Chateau Neercanne, Kanne ( border village in Belgium ), the Albert Canal, locks Petit Lanaye, the river Maas, the limestone quarry Enci in St. Pieters Mountain and André Rieu's castel. The starting point is the oldest city gate of the Netherlands, the Helpoort ( or hotel pick-up in city center ) and the Lion's Watermill. The tour is available for a group, family or couples ( max. 10 persons ). Use your own bike, hotel-bike or rented bike ( Arriva/Nextbike ). You need a passport or ID for Belgium. A nice interval in the Enci-quarry with a drink is possible ( own expense ). Enjoy Maastricht in the city and nearby nature.

With origins lost in the mist of times, this important Dutch city has preserved its medieval architecture although having been ravaged by war through the centuries and enjoys today a vibrant and cosmopolitan scene. From the Roman times to the Treaty of Maastricht and the foundation of the European Union, there is much to get to know here. Follow us to get a feel of what makes this city one of the quintessential European cities that have shaped the present and future of the continent as a Union.