Thsi sporting center has an indoor ski-hill, a climbing wall, and a gymnasium. you can also start biking-routes from here (routes are availlable). There is a restaurant and possibility for ski-lessons as well.
Equipment: equipment for skiing can be hired as well as for climbing.
Written Jun 8, 2007
Address: St. Joseph straat 75
Phone: 4094949
Originally a french sport, jeu de boules is becoming popular in Maastricht. The game is simple, you have to trow your balles as near as possible to a small ball. You can play the game at the jeu de boule ground next to the pub at the graanmarkt. you can also play the game at the St. Pietresberg. At both locations you can hire balls.
Equipment: balls.
Written Jun 8, 2007
Address: Graanmarkt 1 or Luikerweg 78
Phone: 3216861 or 3211729
Maastricht has its own Royal archery, dating from 1408. at Fort Sint Pieter they have the practise ground. They practise between april and september. There are tournements at the fist sunday in the month. The anual "Koningsvogelschieten" is held on With sun.
Equipment: only watching
Written Jun 8, 2007
Address: Brusselseweg 700
Phone: 3430080
During the whole year ballooning is possible. It give you the freedom of flying like a bird. the activity is organised in cooperation with Euregio ballooning and Bollonteam Fredair.
Equipment: No special gear needed. just have a coat for the cold air.
Written Jun 8, 2007
Address: Tourist Info, Kleine straat 1
Phone: 3252121
I love strolling through Maastricht. Thanks to Roy (Imaniac) who was our first-class guide, we made a lovely walk through and around the old city centre. As I'm not able to give you the whole itinerary, I've found a description of a perfect sightseeing walk on this page (only in dutch, but maybe you could follow by the street names). Maybe some day, if I have time left, I'll translate it for you :))
walk through the old city
The picture shows some of the different church towers in the old city. It has been taken from the bridge for pedestrians, which crosses the Maas river and connects the new part of Maastricht with the old one,
Updated Aug 27, 2005
Kayaking on the river Maas, on the borderline between Holland and Belgium, means relaxing in free nature, between meadows, fields and small villages. The route is quite ok, relaxing moments and speeding up. There's no ship-traffic on the route and there are no locks on the section. If you want to rest you simply get ashore, there are many pubs along the route. (you wear a life-jacket so you can have those beers). There are 2 routes one is 21 km the other is 11 km. Costs: 12,50 euro for a single, 20 euro for a double.
A reservation is recomanded, the excact location from which the route starts depends on whether you choose the long or shorter one. You will have to contact the number below to get the details
Equipment: wearing a tuxedo will actually be necesarry. But if you prefer water-proofed clothes that is ok. there are changing rooms. Life jacket and all the other equipement (like, f.e. a boat,) is of course included.
Written Dec 10, 2002
Phone: 003289717390
Of course there are a lot of sportfacilities in Maastricht, but its more fun to do some weird typicilally Maastricht things! Autopetten is quite funny to do. You can explore the city on this scooter, and you receive a map with a route discription. This route shows you the way through the old center but also takes you into the beautyfull Jekerdal, into nature.
Equipment: you get your equipment when you buy your ticket.
Written Dec 6, 2002
Address: contact the VVV, they are located in the Dinghuis
Phone: 043-3217878
Of course you want to do some sport that u wont be able to do elsewere: so that is mountainbikking in the old caves. You will get all your equipment when you buy a ticket. Then you go into the deep dark caves on your bike and explore them by crossing the tunnels up and down. Of course there will be a guide to look that you wont get lost!
Written Dec 6, 2002
Address: contact VVV Valkenberg or VVV Maastricht
Phone: 043-6098600
Maastricht is at one of the Dutch countrywide bicycle routes.
The 3A route follows the Maas river.
Equipment: A bicycle with 7 or more gears.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
This "sport"can be done at several locations in town. At St. Pietersberg (opened from 11.00-23.00) costs 7 euro. Fort Willem (opened from 10.00-18.00)
Equipment: hiring from the organisation
Written Jun 8, 2007
Address: Luikerweg 78 or Kastanjelaan 50
Phone: 3211729 or 3211397
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