Like many of Maastricht’s squares, the Market square is filled with restaurants with outdoor seating. Great for a sunny weekend day! Strolling around, sitting in one of the restaurants and letting live pass by. Many happy faces, young and old, Dutch and foreigners, they all...More

Many things here to visit and discover having great arrangements with many restaurants and cafe plus museum and big shopping center and great cruise nearby You can enjoy your time here

Market on Wednesday and Fridays with all sorts of Dutch fare, trinkets, what have you, antiques, anything goes.

So many nice flowers stand and to see all the local producers. Atmosphere was great and so busy all over the market. Just if the main square and a must to see and sit on a terrace. Enjoy.

I enjoyed walking around the historic square while perusing the various vendors - fresh cut flowers, fish, fruits & vegetables, baked goods, cheeses as well as some clothing and craft items. There was a lot more elbow room than I'm accustomed to at a market...More

The market square in Maastricht is still in use as a market on Wednesday and Friday. Wednesday's market is a bit smaller than Friday's. All around the market are terraces for a coffee, lunch or dinner. Prominent on the square is the old city hall....More

Less well known than Vrijthof square, but equally impressive. The imposing town hall marks the centre of the square together with a statue of Minkelers, an 18th century local physicist who invented gas lamps. The square is lively on most days, with restaurants and cafes...More