Guided Tour of Zonneberg Caves in Maastricht
Overview
Discover the historical Zonneberg Caves in Maastricht, where locals sought refuge during WWII. With a knowledgeable guide, navigate the high-ceilinged passages of these fascinating caves while learning about their rich history and significance. Enjoy a unique underground experience that combines history with stunning geological formations. Reservations are required, so book your tickets online in advance for an unforgettable exploration of Maastricht's underground wonders.
- Guided tour lasts approximately 1 hour and 10 minutes - Suitable for ages 4 and up, with special pricing for children - Accessible for electric wheelchairs - Bring a jacket due to low temperatures - Photography is allowed to capture your journey underground
What you’ll do
In a labyrinth that once comprised more than 20,000 corridors, an experienced guide takes you underground to see the names and drawings of people who worked here every day a few hundred years ago. Did you know that with a capacity of 50,000 people,, the expansice cave network was able to provide shelter for many of Maastricht’s residents during the Second World War. An evacuation area with electric lighting, a public address system, a bakery, toilets, chapels, a small hospital, water pumps, and many more facilities were all constructed underground, though never put into full use. Remnants of them can still be seen.
What’s included
- Entrance to Zonneberg Caves
- Guided tour
Meeting point
Where to meet
The Meeting Point is next to Restaurant Slavante (Slavante 1). Plan to arrive well in advance, at least 10 minutes before the start. Tours start exactly on time, and we will not wait for late arrivals. Please have your e-tickets ready for QR-code scanning.
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