Holiday rentals in Maastricht

Maastricht is a postcard-perfect, historic city, and the capital of the Dutch province of Limburg. The Meuse River runs through the city, splitting it into two. There are many historical monuments in the city of Maastricht, including the Fortress of Sint Pieter, the beautiful tree-line square of Onze-Lieve-Vrouwewal and the Vrijthof, and the famous Saint Servatius Basilica. Maastricht is a traditional Dutch city, which has preserved much of the country’s past in stark contrast to some of Holland’s more modern, urban cities. Maastricht is known for its artistic side, with a number of museums and galleries in the city, home to both masters and contemporary pieces, including the Bonnefanten Museum and Museum aan het Vrijthof, while it is also home to the the European Fine Art Fair, which is held each March.

Renting holiday accommodation in Maastricht

Instead of opting for a hotel, youth hostel or bed and breakfast, why not go for down the self-catering option with HouseTrip when renting Maastricht apartments. Not only will you have much more freedom and privacy away from the crowds of other tourists but you can also save yourself some serious money, while being able to do things like washing your clothes, cook your own food and hang out in your own living area. HouseTrip is a great way to enjoy a more modern and flexible holiday in one of our apartments in Maastricht.

Where to stay in Maastricht

If you are looking to stay in the heart of Maastricht then there are a wide range of apartments that line the streets, which are perfect for easy access to all of the top bars, restaurants and tourists attractions. If you have been on your feet all day, having a busy day then you can easily head back to your Maastricht apartment for a rest, to get changed and to grab a bite to eat, which is a great way of saving some cash as appose to eating out at expensive restaurants for every meal. Due to the Meuse River running through the centre of Maastricht, you can even choose to spend your time living on a houseboat, which offers a unique and stylish way to stay in the city.

Maastricht with the family

Maastricht is best explored on foot and, upon arrival in the city, it is highly recommended that your family take in the sights this way. One of the best things to do in Maastricht is wander the historic streets, find a nice creperie or coffee shop in a peaceful square and soak up the laidback and charming atmosphere. A more glamorous way of getting a feel of the place is to take a cruise down the Meuse River. An exciting tourist attraction, which will appeal to kids of all ages, is to explore the spooky Caves of St. Pieter, a labyrinth with over 20,000 tunnels from the city’s mining past.