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 St. Servatius ON E VIEW by gkitzmil Saint Servaas or Servatius would not recognize the Roman City where he moved and died about 384 AD. Servaas lived in the Roman colony here but had served the Church in Tongers (now Belgium but then also a Roman colony). After the death of Servatius a wooden place of worship was built on his grave. The church was built and destroyed over the years. However a major foundation of the current basilica was a church built in 1039. The church was changed over the years until in 1798 with the Frech Revolution the church became a warehouse for the army. The present church was restored in 1858, then 1955, and from 1981 - 93. You can tour the church and the church museaum ("treasury") for 3.50 Euros (2005) Leave a Comment Address: 'Keizer Karelplein' entranceDirections: Once you reach the Vrijthof or central square of Maastricht, go to the northwest corner and down the street to the Keizer Karel Plein (or 'square') which is at the rear of the part of the church most people see.Website: http://www.sintservaas.nl/english/index24.html Other Contact: open 10 - 5, Sun. 12:30 - 5
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 Chapel next to St Matthijs by Imaniac If you walk around the market square you will notice this church. I was always atrackted to it because it is in the middle of a block of houses. The church was built in 1356 and was a protestant church from teh 17th to the 19th century. Right next to the church is a small chapel where you can say your prayers and light a candle. Leave a Comment Address: BoschstraatPhone: +31433213303Directions: Go to the market square and walk along the road where the statue with the eternal flame is.
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 Maastricht: Kruisherenklooster by OlafS I strongly recommend you to find for this one, as it's just outside the centre and you possibly will not bump into it by coincidence. Medieval monasteries in the Netherlands are extremely rare, especially in complete form and especially in cities. The former Kruisherenklooster has survived many centuries and is in a remarkably complete state. The complex forms a square around a courtyard, with the actual monastery forming three of its sides, and the monastery-church at the fourth side. The complex recently became a hotel. An expensive one. Leave a Comment
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 Sint Matthias by Cristian_Uluru The church of Sint Matthias (Church of St. Matthias, in English) is located on the north side of the markt. It was built at the end of the 14th century to expenses of the guild of the weavers. The facade was built in style Gothic Flamboyant. Leave a Comment Address: Markt
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 Maastricht: St. Martinus church by OlafS This is a nice neo-Gothic church, an early work of famous architect P.J.H. Cuypers. It was built in 1856-1858 and stands on the east-side of the river Maas, in a part of the town called Wijck. Leave a Comment
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by ger4444 In times of disaster, war, bad harvest, the nood kist (emergency “ box” ) was carried around the town, passing by all churches. This happened for the fisrt time in 1409. The box dates form the 12 th century, is wood and copper, and decorated. It carries relics. Pieces of clothes Servaas woar. The nood kist can be found in the treasure room of the St Servaas church, and is still carried around town during the Heiligdomsvaard, a procession held each 7 years. The decorations of the nood kist depict the Final Judgement, it shows Jezus, on his trown. At the sides, twice 6 apostles are depicted. The ornaments on top of the “ roof” depict the execution of the Final Judgement: survivors are depicted. Angels are also to be seen, they guared Jezus’s grave tomb. The left roof shows the damned, whereas angles take off their baptising clothes. The closing side of the box shows St Servaas who receives the cloth of eternal life Leave a Comment
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 Sint Servaas Basilica, Maastricht by bambino36 Located at the Vrijthof, which is the city's main square, the basilica was inaugurated during the 11th century, after several changes made since the year 550 AD Leave a Comment
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 Maastricht: Dominicanenkerk by OlafS Maastricht is a marvelous place. However, the centre has an extremely ugly part. It's a big building which is way too modern and much too large and that used to be a museum but is now a shopping-centre. Behind it is the former Dominicans church, a church in Gothic style from the 13th century and one of the oldest Gothic churches of The Netherlands. Such a nice building, shame about its environment. It is now a guarded bicycle parking but during two of my previous visits there was an exhibition of snakes, spiders and other creepy creatures. Leave a Comment
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 Maastricht: Augustinian church by OlafS One of only a very few churches in the Netherlands that were built in the Baroque style is the Augustijnenkerk (Church of the Augustinians) from 1661. It is no longer in use as a church, and now serves a famous local choir as a rehearsal-room. Leave a Comment
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 Maastricht: Heilig Hart church by OlafS One of the first things to strike anyone entering the city by train is the impressive dome of this relatively recent church, which is located just behind the station. It's the Heilig-Hartkerk ('Church of the Sacred Heart') from ca. 1920. Unusual for that time, it's mostly built out of concrete and then covered with natural stone, and was the subject of much criticism. Two towers that were in the original plan were never built. Leave a Comment
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