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Southern Burgundian city, doesn't feel like Netherlands. Vrijthof square is beautiful. The caves have history. Carnival is huge. More Belgian/German influence.
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Maastricht barely feels Dutch and the locals are entirely happy about it β this is the southernmost city in the country, closer in temperament to Belgium and Germany, with the Burgundian attitude to food, drink and leisure that the northern provinces lack. The Vrijthof is the enormous central square lined with terraces and cafes, the Onze Lieve Vrouweplein is the smaller square with the good bars, Wyck is the quarter across the river with the independent shops, and the caves run for hundreds of kilometres under the city and are a genuine local institution.
The city's culture is festive and Catholic in the southern way: Carnival takes the city over completely, the food is French-adjacent, and the drinking culture is more relaxed and longer-lasting than the Dutch norm. The university and the international student population keep it young.
Expect real Burgundian warmth, genuine square-terrace life, and a city that has more in common with Liège than with Amsterdam.
Impress the locals with these phrases:
"Ik wil je" (I want you)
"Kom dichterbij" (Get closer)
"Raak jezelf aan" (Touch yourself)
"Zuig op je vingers" (Suck your fingers)
"Je bent zo nat" (You're so wet)