All art museums and attractions to visit in Maastricht

Maastricht (Limburg) has a lot to offer for art lovers. Below we list all 5 art museums that are located in Maastricht.

Do you like art and are you looking for the best art museums to visit in Maastricht? These are the ones:

  1. Bonnefanten Museum1

    Bonnefanten Museum

     Maastricht
    Bonnefanten: surprisingly distinctive in ancient and contemporary art. Alongside modern and contemporary art, old masters find their place in the iconic building designed by the Italian architect Aldo Rossi. The Bonnefanten museum tells stories through the permanent collection, temporary exhibitions
  2. Fotomuseum aan het Vrijthof2

    Fotomuseum aan het Vrijthof

     Maastricht
    Fotomuseum aan het Vrijthof is housed in the Spanish ‘Gouvernement’, a 16th century chapter house at the Vrijthof. The museum displays changing exhibitions with surprising and ground-breaking themes: from entertainment to pop culture and contemporary art, all in photographs. In Grand Cafe Soiron, in
  3. Marres, House for Contemporary Culture3

    Marres, House for Contemporary Culture

     Maastricht
    From the historical house in the center of Maastricht, Marres explores contemporary art in the widest possible sense. The museum was founded in 1998 and takes its name from the brewers’ family Marres that lived in the house in the twentieth century. Marres develops a new vocabulary for the senses
  4. Bureau Europa4

    Bureau Europa

     Maastricht
    Bureau Europa is an institute for architecture and design in Maastricht. Exhibitions on design and architecture are organized from a social civil standpoint. The institute focuses on Europe and the Euroregion. In addition to exhibitions, Bureau Europa also organizes readings and debates to stimulate
  5. Maastricht Museum5

    Maastricht Museum

     Maastricht
    In the Maastricht Museum, on the 1st floor of Centre Céramique, we tell the hidden stories of this extraordinary city. Our time travel begins about 7,000 years ago, with the first permanent inhabitants. From there we go to the Roman conquerors. They built a bridge over the Meuse River here for the f