The Southeast The Netherlands Travel Guide
Several airports serve Maastricht, presenting various flight options and connections.
Direct flights from outside Europe generally arrive at large international airports.
Bus line 30 connects Maastricht Aachen Airport (MST) directly to Maastricht train station.
Bus line 400/401 to Eindhoven Centraal, then intercity trains that go to Maastricht. FlixBus also offers direct bus services.
Direct intercity trains from Schiphol Plaza to Maastricht Centraal Station (approx. 2.5 hours).
Extensive facilities featuring a wide array of shops, restaurants, and waiting areas.
More basic services, sufficient for regional transportation.
Available at all airports. Explore options on DiscoverCars.com.
Maastricht Centraal Station serves as a well-connected hub.
Bus travel offers an inexpensive and comfortable option.
Roads in the Netherlands are well-maintained and clearly signposted.
Parking in Maastricht city center can be expensive and limited.
The Netherlands does not impose specific exit fees or taxes on departing passengers.
Larger international airports offer extensive facilities.
Allow ample time for check-in, security, and potential VAT refund processes.
Maastricht's transport hubs streamline departures, offering ease and comfort.
Departure procedures are straightforward, guaranteeing a pleasant the conclusion of your journey.
Maastricht is an inland city, however its place along the River Maas means river transportation plays a role as part of tourism.
These are mainly for tourist enjoyment and sightseeing, not for point-to-point transportation within the city.
The Maas has historically served as a trade route.
Has lovely views of the city from the water.
Ideal for leisurely cruises, offering an unique perspective.
Maastricht's well-connected transport network provides numerous ways to reach and depart the city efficiently.
