How do you travel to Bruis?
In the weekend of 2-4 September, the Sphinx Quarter and the Muziekgieterij will be the location for the Bruis music festival. We inform you how to get to the festival.
On foot or by bicycle
Visiting the festival site on foot or by bike? You'll find bicycle racks at the Muziekgieterij and the Pathé. Would you like to park your bike under cover and with supervision? Then park your bike in the free indoor bike park on the Market Square. From there it is a maximum of 10 minutes walk to the Muziekgieterij. The supervised bike park on the Kesselskade is a 15-minute walk away.
By public transport
Festival Bruis is easily accessible by train and bus. From Maastricht Central Station, you can walk to the city center in 10 to 20 minutes. Or you can take a shared bike from Arriva or OV-fiets. There is an Arriva station on the Boschstraat, close to the Pathé cinema. By bus you can travel to the Markt or Boschstraat/Maagdendries stop (including bus lines 1, 3, 4, 5 and 15) and get off at the Pathé.
For current travel information and the timetable go to www.arrriva.nl/limburg.
Parking tips and the shortest route to parking locations
Coming by car? The parking garages in the city center often fill up quickly, especially on weekends. The tips below will help you save travel time looking for a parking space and therefore have more time in the city center. You can also choose to park nearby, but keep in mind that the parking location of your choice might be full and you will have to deal with long(er) queues and extra travel time.
The closest parking locations are Sphinxterrein, the Frontenpark, Mosae Forum and the Bassin. At the Frontenpark you can park for a fixed daily rate of € 10 per day.
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- From the A2 or A79: park for free at P+R Maastricht Noord. You can get to the city centre on bus number 10 for €2.25 (day return), or take bus number 30 to the main railway station/Wyck. A group ticket for groups of three to five people costs €5.55. Up to two children between the ages of four and eleven can travel for free with a paying adult.
- It’s cheaper to pay for parking on a P+W site on the outskirts of Maastricht – Vrijthof square or Markt square are just fifteen minutes’ walk away. If you’re coming from the north, park at P Bonnefanten. At the weekend, you can also park at the Gouvernement car park for €10 (all-day parking) if P Bonnefanten is full.
- Choose a parking location on your route: De Griend, P+R Station, De Colonel, Plein 1992.
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- Park for free at P+R Maastricht Noord. You can get to the city centre on bus number 10 for €2.25 (day return), or take bus number 30 to the main railway station/Wyck. A group ticket for groups of three to five people costs €5.55. Up to two children between the ages of four and eleven can travel for free with a paying adult.
Take the N2 tunnel northbound from Akersteenweg/John F. Kennedybrug and then take exit 1 Bunde onto Nieuwe Limmelderweg. - It’s cheaper to pay for parking on a P+W site on the outskirts of Maastricht – Vrijthof square or Markt square are just fifteen minutes’ walk away. If you’re coming from the north, park at P Bonnefanten. At the weekend, you can also park at the Gouvernement car park for €10 (all-day parking) if P Bonnefanten is full.
- Choose a parking location on your route: Plein 1992 or De Colonel.
- Park for free at P+R Maastricht Noord. You can get to the city centre on bus number 10 for €2.25 (day return), or take bus number 30 to the main railway station/Wyck. A group ticket for groups of three to five people costs €5.55. Up to two children between the ages of four and eleven can travel for free with a paying adult.
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- Follow the A2 tunnel to the north and park for free at P+R Maastricht Noord. You can get to the city centre on bus number 10 for €2.25 (day return), or take bus number 30 to the main railway station/Wyck. A group ticket for groups of three to five people costs €5.55. Up to two children between the ages of four and eleven can travel for free with a paying adult.
Take exit 1 Bunde northbound and turn left onto Nieuwe Limmelderweg. - It’s cheaper to pay for parking on a P+W site on the outskirts of Maastricht – Vrijthof square or Markt square are just fifteen minutes’ walk away. If you’re coming from the north, park at P Bonnefanten. At the weekend, you can also park at the Gouvernement car park for €10 (all-day parking) if P Bonnefanten is full.
- Choose a parking location on your route: Plein 1992 or De Colonel.
- Follow the A2 tunnel to the north and park for free at P+R Maastricht Noord. You can get to the city centre on bus number 10 for €2.25 (day return), or take bus number 30 to the main railway station/Wyck. A group ticket for groups of three to five people costs €5.55. Up to two children between the ages of four and eleven can travel for free with a paying adult.
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- It’s cheaper to park at P+W Stadspark or Frontenpark (fixed, all-day parking rate: €10) Vrijthof square or Markt square are just fifteen minutes’ walk away.
- Choose a parking location on your route: Onze Lieve Vrouwe, Mosae Forum, or Sphinx.
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- If you’re coming from Belgium, follow Brusselseweg in Smeermaas and enter Maastricht via Belvédèrelaan. You’ll get to Maastricht faster, and you won’t have to wait at the ramp meter on Bosscherweg. Take the same road on your way back – it’s just as quick.
- P+W Frontenpark offers low-cost parking (fixed, all-day parking rate: €10). Vrijthof square or Markt square are just fifteen minutes’ walk away.
- Choose a parking location on your route: Sphinx, Mosae Forum, or Onze Lieve Vrouwe.
- Check the Smart Map for all parking locations in the city center of Maastricht.
- If you are coming by motorcycle or long distance bus driver check our parking information website.