basilica of st. servatius
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basilica of st. servatius印象
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From the beauty of the interior, this church is not comparable to old churches like in other main cities in Europe like Prague. However, this church really has its history. With only 4 euros (or even less if you are a student), you can see the treasures of the church and a lot of historical points there. For example, you can see the oldest altar in the Netherlands,All in all, in my opinion, you really must visit this church if you come to Maastricht.
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building conveys a rather hybrid image of architectural styles, the church of Saint Servatius is considered to be one of the most important religious buildings in the former Prince-Bishopric of Liège. Both the East choir and the Westwork of the Maastricht church have been influential in the development of Romanesque architecture in the Meuse and Rhine valleys.
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I thought it was defiantly worth the €4 entrance fee to enjoy this beautiful build, sitting in the main chapel listening to the pre recorded choir actual gave me shivers, the stained glass window, the ceilings and the organ are magnificent. There are some areas of the building I didn't find as interesting as I probably should have.
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The church is beautiful, completes its appeal being just across another unique church. Inside you can find pieces and bits of different eras and the tomb of the saint that gives the church its name. Make sure you walk around outside, you will find remains of an old wall, a beautiful garden and off course the unique protest church across the street with the red tower.
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Aside from the chapel, you get to see a beautiful cloister filled with lavender, and a treasury with various relics and some large old paintings. The chapel itself is more interesting than most, especially the white, Mediterranean-looking (to me, but I'm no expert) ceiling. While I was there a choir was recording some Greek chants; watching and listening to them added a lot to the visit.
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Very interesting to know the actual building standing is a mix of different eras. The reliquies kept here are from the year 354. I do not often hear that year.
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The basilica is well maintained and very rich in history and contents, the guide that presented to you at the reception in your language is very helpful in explaining the different parts of the church. Unfortunately the items exhibited at the treasury are not presented in English as other languages which limited the info.
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We had a lovely walk through on New Year's Day and took some beautiful photos. Taking a walk through the property and having a look around is a nice break from shopping and restaurants that make up so much of Maastricht.
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I strongly advise seeing this church! one of the most beautiful I ve seen :) The collection of the church is very rich and big! Really worth seeing
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The church and the museum are beautiful. The ticket is quite cheap and you find information in french, german and english. The sculputure of the church are very interesting. To reccomend !