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The present church building dates partly from the 11th and partly from the 12th century. The chronicle of the Archdiocese of Cambrai records the consecration of the crypt by Balderich II, Bishop of Liège, who served from 1008 to 1018. Construction of the westwork is also thought to have begun around 1000, as its gray cornerstones originate from a Roman fort that was demolished around that time. The chancel, transept, and nave were completed around the mid-12th century. The basilica initially had flat wooden ceilings. It likely received Gothic stone vaults in the 15th century, which were then replaced by new ones in the 18th century.

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Atmosphere and charm are the hallmarks of the Stokstraatkwartier. In addition to the many well-known brands in the diverse range, you'll also find many beautiful historic buildings here—a place where entrepreneurs have settled in the historic center of Maastricht.

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On the site where the Basilica of Our Lady now stands, a small church already stood in the 5th century. This was probably the oldest Christian church in the Netherlands and may have been built on the remains of a Roman temple. Two huge stones from the Roman fort can still be found in the base of the westwork. The Basilica of Our Lady, or 'Slevrouwe' as the people of Maastricht call it, is a fine example of Romanesque architecture. The church houses several exceptional works of art. The treasury also houses a large number of objects of ecclesiastical art and craftsmanship, such as richly embroidered copes and chasubles, the so-called 'Levite's vestment' of Saint Lambert, the penultimate bishop of Maastricht, relics in beautiful mounts, processional banners, church silver, statues, and much more. The Basilica of Our Lady has three organs: a large Severijn instrument from 1652, a smaller choir organ by Flentrop, and a special instrument by an unknown organ builder from 1725, which was extensively restored in 2014. Source: visitmaastricht.com/de/standorte/2112651889/liebfrauenbasilika

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On the site where the Basilica of Our Lady now stands, a small church already stood in the 5th century. This was probably the oldest Christian church in the Netherlands and may have been built on the remains of a Roman temple. Two huge stones from the Roman fort can still be found in the base of the westwork. The Basilica of Our Lady, or 'Slevrouwe' as the people of Maastricht call it, is a fine example of Romanesque architecture. The church houses several exceptional works of art. The treasury also houses a large number of items of ecclesiastical art and craftsmanship, such as richly embroidered copes and chasubles, the so-called 'Levite's vestment' of Saint Lambert, the penultimate bishop of Maastricht, relics in beautiful mounts, processional banners, church silver, statues, and much more. Source: https://www.visitmaastricht.com/de/standorte/2112651889/liebfrauenbasilika

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A very beautiful park, worth a visit.

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Beautiful Limburgs Dorp.

along the water with houseboats

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that's nice

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For years, it has remained a beautiful sight to behold. And very fitting, of course, for the region... Groot Haasdal.

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Full pedestrian bridge in Maastricht

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Another example of first-class cycling infrastructure—while Germany, a car nation, is still puzzling over the details and harboring reservations, everything has long since been implemented here and is being used diligently. A cycling experience like no other.

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blessed

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It is somewhat ironic that at the beginning of the hamlet of Groot Haasdal there is a large wooden hare along the road, reportedly made from the remains of the trunk of a giant sequoia that died during a storm in 2015. After all, Groot Haasdal is named after one of the more powerful birds of prey, the hawk. And in addition to birds, it also likes smaller mammals such as squirrels and rabbits. Incidentally, there are other places in the area named after birds of prey. For example, there is Valkenburg itself of course. In any case: the hare, which is located near the historic Bockhof and from where you can also see the large water tower De Reusch, makes it clear that you are in Groot Haasdal. And once the knightly family of Hafkesdalen, which was also named after the place, owned a castle and farm here on which De Bockhof was probably built. Alard Miles van Hafkesdale and his wife Agnes donated their allodium to the abbey of Val-Dieu in the land of Herve in 1253. You can read all that and more at https://www.groothaasdal.nl/groat-hazel/ The fact about the giant sequoia can be read at https://wandelgidszuidlimburg.com/wp-content/uploads/word/1500.pdf And you can find more about De Bock(en)hof at https://www.komoot.com/nl-nl/highlight/7472114

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beautiful view

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The view of the canal bend is very beautiful

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A very beautiful sculpture.

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Tranquility and warm, luxurious hospitality are the essence of Kasteel Geulle, the home of Alphons and Ariane Tonino. Geulle lies on the right bank of the Meuse River, where the rolling hills of Limburg meet the steeper Ardennes. The house and its English-style garden are surrounded by a moat teeming with carp and pike. Despite its remoteness, Geulle is only 12 km from Maastricht, the heart of the Dutch Burgundian lifestyle. Aachen (Germany) and Liège (Belgium) are just a few kilometers away.

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On the spot where the Basilica of Our Lady now stands, there was already a small church in the 5th century. It was probably the oldest Christian church in the Netherlands and was possibly built on top of the remains of a Roman temple. In the base of the westwork, two enormous stones can still be found, which originate from the Roman fort. The Church of Our Lady, or ‘Slevrouwe’ as the people of Maastricht call it, is a beautiful example of Romanesque architecture. Various exceptional works of art can be found in the church. The treasury also has a large number of objects of ecclesiastical art and crafts, such as richly embroidered copes and chasubles, the so-called 'Levietenkleed' of Saint Lambert, the penultimate bishop of Maastricht, relics in beautiful holders, procession banners, church silver, statues and much more. Both religious and non-religious visitors and residents often light a candle here. The candles reflect in a special way in the glass behind which Mary is depicted. A beautiful sight and definitely worth a visit! Once or as a fixed ritual.

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Step into a fascinating world where nature is in control. A fairytale domain, where fjord ponies graze, dragonflies and damselflies skim over the water and where the heathland treats you to a real spectacle of colours in the summer, awaits you. In the Kikbeek valley, in addition to cycling, walking and horse riding, you can also cast your fishing line into one of the trout ponds. https://www.natuurenbos.be/natuurgebieden/kikbeekbron

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A part of the Maas where the river is still fast-flowing and not influenced by downstream weirs. A bit closer to the way the Maas was, before weirs were introduced...