Sint Servaas Bridge

The bridge (status 7/22) is currently being restored. A footbridge for cyclists and stairs for pedestrians lead up from the east side.

The Sint Servaasbrug, called Maasbrug until 1932 and popularly called old bridge (Maastrichts: aw brögk), is a 13th-century stone arch bridge over the river Maas in the Dutch city of Maastricht. The bridge is named after the 4th-century bishop of Maastricht, Sint-Servaas, but did not get its current name until 1932; before that it was just 'the bridge', officially Maasbrug. The Sint Servaas Bridge is considered the oldest bridge in the Netherlands and an icon of the city of Maastricht. The building is a national monument.

The Sint Servaasbrug is the oldest bridge in the Netherlands, built in the 13th century. From the stone arch bridge - also a national monument - you have a beautiful view of the Maas.