Maastricht Caves

Maastricht , Limburg, Netherlands

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    Meeting up in Maastricht

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    ... nbsp;   I then rode back into town and then West all the way until I went over a big river and passed the Netherlands/Belgium border.      I rode through the small Belgian town for a while before turning around and coming back into ...

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    maastricht and the

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    ... language, it was used in world war two to store the odd Rembrant or two and smuggle goods between Belgium and the Netherlands). it is full of amazing paintings done in chalk and leftovers from troops who camped out there. After the tour, the guide ...

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    A long walk..

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    ... On Friday I went for a nice long walk with a couple of friends. Fumio told us about a Chateau outside of Maastricht that you can enter the caves in the hills. The Chateau stores their wine back in the caves. We started our walk and the destination was ...

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    Our Biking Adventure!

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    ... St. Petersburg caves outside of town. The caves are the remains of a major mining industry in the early 1900's, we did not go in the caves, (this time of year tours are only given on the weekends) but i plan to go in the next months. We did bike out to ...

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    Tunnels Galore

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    ... ! After the failed castle search, we headed back to Maastricht. There was only one thing I wanted to do while in Maastricht: visit the caves.  We went to the cave entrance and just waited there until someone showed up. Luckly for us the next tour ...

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    Maastricht Dag Reis

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    ...more like Maastricht pastry trip. But more on that later! Today we ventured into the deep south of the Netherlands, to Maastricht, a small city about an hour south by train from Eindhoven. It's a very pretty, old city on the river Maas, renowned for ...

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    Tre Chic Maastricht

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    ... and I tried my darndest to pronounce my order-"Broodje Krab".  It turns out the fish was a good choice, because the Netherlands is a great place for fish and surprisingly, Indonesian food (a culinary remnant of colonisation).  I chatted with a ...

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    Forever Young..

    ... and missing church (just like last week!). Next week, we really should make it. Yesterday we had bought passes to visit the caves close by the Maastricht for 5 euros but thinking that the tour is at 3:30 pm, we missed it by 2 hours (it was actually at ...

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    First Week

    The past week in the Netherlands has been quite an amazing experience. At Maastricht University every year there is an event called "Inkom" which is a huge student festival that lasts for four days. I participated in this introduction event for the past ...

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    Maastricht, the hidden jewel

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    ... great. We all ended up sitting at the dinner table talking until 1AM, which was such fun and a lot of stories were swapped. Maastricht was a great break for me to relax and unwind. Trish and Chrit were such nice and welcoming hosts; it really felt like ...