Dinghuis
Dinghuis: A Window into Maastricht's Past
Explore the rich heritage of Maastricht at the historic Dinghuis, the Municipal Department of Tourism, your gateway to the city's treasures.
The Dinghuis, a charming landmark located in the heart of Maastricht, serves as the Municipal Department of Tourism. This historic building invites tourists to explore the rich cultural heritage of the city, where modern conveniences meet historical significance, making it an essential stop for anyone looking to delve into Maastricht's past and present.
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Walking
From the center of Liège, head towards Place Saint-Lambert. Once you reach the square, locate the Liège-Guillemins train station. Walk straight towards the train station and find the bus stop nearby. Take Bus 53 or Bus 54 in the direction of Maastricht. The bus will take you across the border into the Netherlands. After approximately 30 minutes, get off at the stop 'Maastricht, Markt'. From there, walk towards Kleine Staat, which is just a short 5-minute walk. Follow the signs towards the city center, and you will find Dinghuis on your right.
Train
From Liège Guillemins train station, purchase a ticket to Maastricht. The train journey takes about 25 minutes. Once you arrive at Maastricht station, exit the station and head towards the bus stop outside. Take Bus 1 or Bus 2 towards 'Maastricht, Markt'. After about 10 minutes, get off at the 'Markt' stop. From there, it's a 5-minute walk to Kleine Staat. Head straight towards the city center, and you'll find Dinghuis on your right.
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