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On this tour, you’ll venture into an intricate underground labyrinth, once composed of over 20,000 corridors. Led by an experienced guide, you’ll discover the names and sketches left behind by those who worked in the caves centuries ago. On this journey, you’ll get a glimpse into a history beneath the city of Maastricht. You’ll tour the expansive cave network, with a capacity to accommodate up to 50,000 individuals. You’ll learn that it served as a sanctuary for many residents of Maastricht during the Second World War and was equipped with electric lighting, a public address system, a bakery, lavatories, chapels, a small hospital, water pumps and numerous other facilities.

This walking tour of Maastricht’s city centre is led by enthusiastic local guides who love the city and enjoy talking about it. As you move through the centre, they will point out the highlights and explain what makes Maastricht unique. You will hear about the city’s history and the question of whether Maastricht has always been part of Holland. Along the way the guides will introduce you to Maastricht’s typical Dutch food and local traditions, and take you to places you might otherwise not see. They will also explain the town’s distinctive culture, which is very different from Holland. At the end, the guides will share their best tips on where to eat and what to do in and around Maastricht.

You will meet at the Dinghuis in the vibrant heart of Maastricht for a compact walking tour led by a passionate guide. As you move through the city, you'll get to know its different districts, each with its own character, and sense the history and atmosphere that give Maastricht its charm. Along the way you will pass impressive monuments, lively squares and charming streets. Highlights include the Markt and the Vrijthof, and you’ll stroll by centuries-old city walls and notable architecture. The route also takes you through the stylish Stokstraat Quarter, the Burgundian Jeker Quarter and the characterful Wyck — each a distinct part of the city to explore. Whenever possible, a short visit to the iconic Basilica of Saint Servatius is included.

Maastricht sits on the Meuse, full of history and charm, with picturesque squares, narrow streets and enchanting churches. This self-guided Outside Escape will lead you through the city centre as you follow clues and try to solve a curious mystery: someone has found goat hoofprints on a street — could the notorious 18th-century Buckriders have returned? Outside Escape’s enjoyable riddles will push you to observe the architecture, public spaces and hidden corners as you move through Maastricht. You may notice details in the squares, lanes and church surroundings that help unlock the next clue. The game is played on smartphones, either on individual devices or together on a single phone, and hints are always available so you won’t get stuck. The tour is suitable for adults and for children aged 12 and over. With a little help for younger kids, it can be a fun family activity too. Along the way you’ll get to know the character and history of Maastricht while engaging with a puzzling local legend.

This self-guided audio tour lets you explore Maastricht while learning about Limburgian customs and local history. You’ll use GPS-playback on your phone for an immersive stroll through the city. Maastricht’s wider reputation — from the Maastricht Treaty to violinist André Rieu and its university — will be mentioned, while the narrative focuses on the traditions and everyday life that shaped the city. As you move through Maastricht, you’ll pass the Book Store Dominicanen housed in a repurposed cathedral and feel the small‑city energy residents value. At Vrijthof, one of the city’s main squares, you’ll hear about how the community comes together for annual classical music events. The route also takes you across Sint Servaasbrug, the oldest bridge in the Netherlands, and along Stokstraat with its high‑end shops. Along the way the commentary offers a glimpse into how people from Limburg Province have inhabited and influenced Maastricht for centuries.

This hop-on, hop-off bus ticket will give you 24 hours to see the sights of Aachen from the top deck of a red double-decker bus. You can hop on and off whenever you want, giving you the chance to take in attractions at your own pace. Highlights will include the Carolus Thermen Bad Aachen (thermal baths), the city garden Lousberg, the listed University clinical centre and the triple border point. There is also an onboard audio guide to enhance your experience further.

In Maastricht, this self-guided scavenger hunt and tour lets you explore at your own pace. The activity is 100% self-guided and available 24/7, so you can start anytime with no guides or schedules. You can pause for a local Limburgse vlaai at a bakery or relax on a terrace at the Vrijthof and resume when you like—even the next day. The Complete City package is delivered in a single app and combines an interactive game with local insights. As you solve puzzles, you’ll uncover more than ten major attractions and a number of hidden gems. Along the way you’ll learn the history and legends linked to each site and get hand‑picked recommendations for restaurants and shops. Highlights you’ll encounter include the Sint Servaasbrug and the Markt, the atmospheric Book Store Dominicanen and the open space of the Vrijthof, the Basilica of Saint Servatius and the Basilica of Our Lady. You’ll also pass Maastricht University, see De huivende kinder, walk by the medieval Helpoort and enjoy the green setting of Stadspark.

This private walking tour of Maastricht is led by a local city guide in English or German. As you move through the city’s highlights, the guide will show you its beauty and tell stories from its history. Along the way you’ll soak up the Burgundy atmosphere — the terraces, cafés, restaurants and monuments that give Maastricht its relaxed, convivial feel. You’ll also get a sense of Maastricht’s international character, shaped by events like TEFAF and the popularity of André Rieu, plus the many foreign visitors and students who come to the city. Evening tours are possible, and sightseeing trips may also be available to nearby places such as Aachen, Liège, the Wyck neighbourhood or the Groene Loper. Participation in tours is at your own risk.

This interactive self-guided walk through Maastricht turns the city into an adventure. Your phone will act as your guide: you will solve riddles to unlock directions rather than follow a map or GPS. Start whenever you like, pause for a coffee or a browse, then resume at your own pace. Along the route you will visit striking and historic sites. You will enter the Dominicanen — a stunning bookstore set inside a 700-year-old Gothic church. You will stand where the real-life d’Artagnan (of The Three Musketeers) fell in battle and walk over the remains of ancient Roman baths. You will find the exact spot where Karl Marx stayed and see the Bisschopsmolen, a working watermill said to date from the 7th century. As you move through the city, the riddles will guide you between these highlights and reveal stories about Maastricht’s Roman roots, medieval life and later historical moments such as the birthplace of the euro.

Explore Aachen at your own pace with a self-guided walking tour that uses audio and text on your phone in seven languages. No app is needed — simply access Ciceru’s content and press play when you’re ready. The route is designed for contrast rather than strict chronology, so you’ll move through twelve centuries of ambition, religion, revolt and gingerbread as you go. As you walk, you’ll encounter highlights from Charlemagne’s imperial chapel to a bronze fountain that spins on a good joke. Rococo homes sit near holy mosaics, and the city’s sulphur springs make an often surprising backdrop to civic and religious relics. Along the way, the narration keeps a dry, slightly defiant tone, offering context and anecdotes that bring Aachen’s streets and stones to life. You’ll explore at your own speed, using audio or text, and can start whenever suits you.

Explore Liège at your own pace with a self-guided scavenger hunt and walking tour. The Complete City package gives you everything in one app: an interactive game of puzzles that leads you to more than ten major sights and a number of hidden gems. You’ll learn the history and local legends connected to each stop, and access hand-picked recommendations for nearby restaurants and shops. There are no guides or fixed schedules — you may start anytime, 24/7, and pause the experience to enjoy a world-famous Liège waffle or a coffee, then resume whenever you like, even the next day. As you move through the city, the route will take you past Liège Cathedral and Church Saint-Jacques, by the Charlemagne Monument and the Aquarium‑Muséum, and through cultural hubs such as the Théâtre de Liège and the Opéra de Liège. You’ll also see the Palace of Bishops, Place Lambert, église Saint‑André de Liège, Saint Bartholomew’s Church and the Grand Curtius Museum, with stories and puzzles revealing context at each site. The format suits couples, families and groups, and can be used as a team-building activity for small teams.

The water under Aachen smells of rotten eggs, and those sulphurous springs have shaped the city for two thousand years. Romans found them, Charlemagne built his capital on them, and thirty-one German kings were crowned beside them. This self-guided audio walking tour, narrated through the Tourific app on your phone, traces those springs to the cathedral, to the apothecary that produced one of Germany’s first chocolate bars, and to the exact spot where Paul Julius Reuter trained pigeons to beat the telegraph. As you move through the city, you will meet the Bahkauv, a sulphurous calf locals say climbs onto the shoulders of drunken men, and hear the story of a young baker who once tricked the devil with a tray of hot Printen. Along the way you may pause for a rice tart in a baroque café, then resume the tour when you are ready. The audio runs offline, so you can walk at your own pace. Over 20,000 travellers have used these self-guided tours, and the tour comes with a full refund guarantee.

On this guided walking tour, you'll explore the historic centre of Aachen. You'll start by crossing one of the entrances to the medieval wall, Marschiertor. You'll then stroll down the streets of the old town, taking in the aromas from the pastry shops that bake the famous Printen cookies, before arriving at the Aachen Cathedral and its treasury, a monumental complex that dates back to the 8th century. Your next stop will be the Charlemagne Centre, followed by the famous Aachen Town Hall, passing by the bourgeois house converted into the Couven Museum and the doll fountain. The tour will conclude at the Elisenbrunnen building.

The Qula Maastricht City Trail takes you on a self-guided route through some of Maastricht’s nicest spots while you play fun riddles and complete short assignments on your smartphone. As you move through the city, the game will send you to different locations and present puzzles that encourage observation and teamwork. You will explore streets and landmarks at your own pace and try to beat a high score with family or friends. The experience is designed for groups of people to enjoy together and is offered in multiple languages, including English, German, French, Dutch, Spanish and Italian. The trail works on both Android and iPhone, so you will play directly from your device. The focus is on a playful, flexible city exploration that mixes light challenges with sightseeing in Maastricht.

In a Belgian city of your choice, you'll take part in an Urban Escape Game that turns a walk into an interactive adventure. You’ll stroll through the streets with your team — family or friends — and be guided by a mobile application. The app will set missions and present puzzles that you must solve as you move from place to place. You’ll complete several missions that rely on sharp observation and teamwork, so take a good look at your surroundings to help you progress. Along the way you’ll explore neighbourhoods, squares and local sights in a fresh way, using clues drawn from what you can see around you. The experience will test your problem-solving and encourage you to notice details you might otherwise miss. It’s a self-guided outing, so you’ll choose the pace and enjoy the city at your own rhythm while working together to finish the game.