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A Perfect One-Day Getaway to Maastricht ✨

#maastricht #netherlands If you’re looking for a charming one-day trip, Maastricht is the perfect choice! 🏰 The city is full of beautiful streets, cozy cafés, and history at every corner. A highlight for me was the breathtaking view from Fort Sint Pieter – you can see the city and the surrounding landscape from above, and for 11 Euros even get a guide through the construction. 🌿 For a sweet treat, don’t miss Gelateria Luna Rossa 🍦 their gelato is incredible and perfect for a break while exploring the old town. Strolling along the Maas river, wandering through Vrijthof square, and admiring the mix of Dutch and Belgian vibes made the day really special. Maastricht may be small, but it’s full of character – definitely worth visiting if you’re nearby! 💛
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