Basilica of Saint Servatius tickets & tours
Self guided tour with interactive city game of Maastricht
Within 2 hours the city trail will guide you along the best spots in Maastricht, while playing fun riddles and assignments on your smartphone.
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The inside story
The city of Maastricht is home to the oldest basilica in the Netherlands: the Basilica of Saint Servatius. Built on the spot where Maastricht’s first bishop — Saint Servatius — was buried, this historic Roman Catholic church is a popular pilgrimage site in the region.
The Basilica of Saint Servatius has an impressive treasure chamber containing several important religious relics, the most famous being the Noodkist, a 12th-century oak box shrine holding Saint Servatius’ remains.
