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 shop Maastricht by gkitzmil Stroll along the cobblestone inner streets of Maastricht and enjoy gazing at wonderful shops or make a purchase. You will find many brands and hundreds of different kinds of shops. Overall there are about nine different streets that wind through the central part of Maastricht
Look for clothing, jewelry, watches, specialty coffee, or many other articles -- and there are four different department stores along these streets Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: WolfstraatDirections: You can access the shopping district from any of the three major town squares and easily from the tourist boats (just go toward the town)
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 CHOCOLATES by gkitzmil I've eaten many chocolates and been a judge at a chocolate festival -- and I believe the chocolates from Olivier are some of the best I have eaten. To be fair I have also had chocolates (pralines as they are called here) from Friandises in Wijk, Maastricht -- and they are good. Yet, my personal taste says the Olivier are my favorites.
I really enjoy the Truffles and also the bon-bons with cognac! I recently read of another traveler who had done a taste test of about 20 chocolatiers in Europe and Olivier was not only the best in Maastricht but ranked second of all he tried (the #1 came from Brugge, Belgium).
2.10 Euros for 100 gram, 7,20 Euros for 250 gram (a box of about 15 - 20 candies). Leave a Comment Theme: Food and DrinkAddress: Kesselskade 55Phone: [+31] (0) 43 321 5526Directions: On the river front, just a block north of the central bridge, St. Servaasbrugg
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 Are we outside or inside? by BillNJ In a nutshell: if you like to shop, you'll like Maastricht. The city center is like a giant shopping mall -- there are lots of shops and stores. On one street, they have even built a glass cover over the street (see photo) which makes it seem like both an outdoor city street and an indoor shopping mall. You'll love the variety and selection of the merchandise in Maastricht. You just might not like the prices which are on the high side.
A lot Theme: OtherDirections: City center
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 Stokstraat by Imaniac Most shops aren't open on sundays. But every few weeks there are special sundays on which teh shops open from 12 to 5. For 2004 that will happen on the following dates: March 7th April 4th May 20th September 5th October 3rd November 7th November 28th December 19th Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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 Stationsstraat market by pieter_jan_v The saturday market at the Stationsstraat houses 2 rows of stalls with a lot of brick-a-brack. For the real bargain hunters and collectors it is highly recommended!
Everything from books to computer parts. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: StationsstraatDirections: In front of the Main train Station.
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by cheapskate This shop makes their own chocolates and they are deliiiiiiiiiiicious! Once you step into the shop, you are welcomed by a strong smell of freshly made chocolates! mmmmm!!
They have chocolate bars - milk, dark, white, even those with rice crispies inside. Pralines, of course! My favourite!
6.25euros for 250g Leave a Comment Theme: Food and DrinkAddress: Kesselskade 55 - 6211 EN MaastrichtPhone: 043-3215526Directions: It's near the old city centre and facing the river.Other Contact: mail@olivierbonbons.nl
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 Rijstvlaai (rice) by martin_nl When you are in Maastricht or Limburg you have to buy a Vlaai. This is a typical pie that is made all throughout the Netherlands nowadays, but it originates from Limburg. The vlaai tastes the best if made in Limburg. There are all sorts of fillings, from rice to cherries. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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 In the city centre by sabsi Why is it that every small Dutch town has such a great shopping area? There's amazingly many great shops here and people love to go here from Belgium, Germany and the Netherlands to do their saturday shopping. On Sundays shops are only open on the following days in 2003 (from 12 noon- 5 p.m.): 9 March 6 April 29 May 7 September 5 October 2 and 30 November 21 December
Clothes, Shoes, Toys, ....everything!
Less than in Germany!!! Leave a Comment Theme: OtherDirections: Most shops are on the western side of the river Maas. The town is quite small so you will easily find the city centre. Parking is quite expensive!Website: www.vvvmaastricht.nl
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 Nijntje & friends by sabsi If you like the Dutch children's hero "Nijntje" ("Miffy" in English) this is paradise for you.
You can buy everything here, from toys and children's clothes to plates and watches. I would have loved to buy the whole shop actually!
Unfortunately the whole stuff isn't exactly cheap. But lovely! Leave a Comment Theme: Toys and GamesAddress: Smedenstraat 2, Maastricht City West
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