Chapels of Sint-Servaasbasiliek

The chapels within Sint-Servaasbasiliek contain multiple side altars and display architectural elements combining Romanesque and Gothic design characteristics from the 16th century period.

The chapels were constructed around 1500 and form part of one of the oldest religious structures in the Netherlands, built over the burial site of Saint Servatius.

The chapel spaces hold regular religious ceremonies and house numerous medieval religious artifacts, including ivories, reliquaries, and liturgical vessels from different periods.

Visitors can access the chapels through guided tours available daily, with entrance fees of 6 euros for adults and 4 euros for students.

The chapels feature the Bergportaal, constructed around 1180, which displays sculptural elements marking the transition between late Romanesque and early Gothic periods.

Location: Maastricht

Inception: 15 century

Address: Keizer Karelplein 6

GPS coordinates: 50.84882,5.68720

Latest update: March 2, 2025 21:05