Sint Matthiaskerk

What travelers say:

The St. Matthew's Church is located on the edge of the market square. The sign in front of the door says that he was built in 1351-1356, but it was not built at that time, and then built again in the 15th century. At that time, I wanted to build a gothic tower, but because the fire caused by lightning was not completed, and then the church had no money, and the tower was grassy, so now everyone's tower will feel very special, the tower above is a small dome, and the tower below is not coordinated. The church is open on Mondays, open from Tuesday to Friday at 8:30 am, open only at 5:30 pm on Saturdays, open from 11:15 after Sunday Mass, I arrived in Maastricht on Saturdays, and I couldn't get in. The church is said to have preserved the paintings and sculptures of the Virgin of the 1st century. After all, I didn't go in and I could only use the word said. Anyway, this church was just a way out, there was no idea of a must visit, so there was not much regret.