Maastricht City Hall

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The building

The Stadhuis is the town hall in the centre of Maastricht in the Netherlands. It is sited on the Markt. The building was designed by Pieter Post in the 17th century in the style of Dutch classicism.

Bibliography (in Dutch)[]

• J. van den Boogard et S. Minis, Monumentengids Maastricht, Leidee, 2001
• S. Minis et A. de Heer, Een seer magnifick Stadthuys. Tien studies over de bouw en de inrichting van het stadhuis te Maastricht, Delft, 1985
• K. Ottenheym, « L'hôtel de ville de Maastricht par Pieter Post », dans S. Minis et A. de Heer, Een seer magnifick Stadthuys. Tien studies over de bouw en de inrichting van het stadhuis te Maastricht, Delft, 1985
• L. Minis, Het Stadhuis, Maastrichts Silhouet 4, Maastricht, 1980
• E. van Nispen tot Sevenaer, De monumenten in de gemeente Maastricht, deel 1, Arnhem, 1974

Coordinates: 50°51′05″N 5°41′29″E / 50.85134°N 5.69141°E / 50.85134; 5.69141

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