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A trendy pizza and pasta bar in the Jekerkwartier district, serving classic Italian dishes, desserts and offering a relaxed atmosphere.
You're walking through a neighbourhood where history, culture and gastronomy come together. Named after the river Jeker that flows through it, Jekerkwartier (Jeker Quarter) is where you feel the creativity in the streets and discover entrepreneurs who welcome you with open arms. You'll find shops, studios, restaurants and places full of character. This is where Maastricht lives, breathes and surprises. Vive le Jeker!
See where you need to be at a glance. From coffee bars and restaurants to boutiques, studios and culture. Our map lets you discover all the places that make Jekerkwartier so special. Click through the categories and plan your visit.
There's always something going on in Jekerkwartier. From small performances to workshops and neighbourhood activities. Here's a selection of what's coming up soon.
The Jekerkwartier neighbourhood is home to businesses that bring colour to the area. You will discover shops full of character, tasteful restaurants and cafés, and places where culture and creativity come together. These three give you a taste of what's on offer.
A trendy pizza and pasta bar in the Jekerkwartier district, serving classic Italian dishes, desserts and offering a relaxed atmosphere.
A place for tea, tranquillity and experience in the Jekerkwartier, with ceremonies, workshops and slow-living rituals centred around coffee and tea.
A small-scale guesthouse in the Jekerkwartier, with comfortable rooms in a quiet location in the heart of Maastricht.
During your visit, you will notice that the neighbourhood is more than just a beautiful place to walk through. Jekerkwartier has its own rhythm. Entrepreneurs know each other, work together and give the neighbourhood a warm, almost village-like atmosphere. Among the historic streets, you will find small initiatives, creative makers and places where new ideas are born.
Would you like to know how this neighbourhood has grown to become Maastricht's Quartier Latin?