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Events & Festivals and other site seeings in Maastricht:
* Carnival (Dutch: Carnaval, Limburgish: Vastelaovend) & November 11 (start Carnival-season)
* KunstTour
* Preuvenemint, culinary event in late August.
* The European Fine Art Fair (TEFAF)
* Winterland
Museums of Maastricht:
* Bonnefanten Museum of art.
* Natuurhistorisch Museum which exhibits collections relating to geology, paleontology and the flora and fauna of Limburg.
Sights of Maastricht
* Bassin, an inner harbour with various restaurants.
* The Helpoort and the city wall.
* The Hoge Fronten (also Linie van du Moulin), 17th/18th century bastion.
* The Kazematten, the tunnels beneath the Hoge Fronten.
* The Markt (Marketsquare) with the city hall.
* Onze-Lieve-Vrouwe square with the Onze-Lieve-Vrouw basilica.
* To the south of the city is the hill of St. Pietersberg which has an old fort and a network of caves within. The caves maintain a constant temperature of 10°C and are a hibernation place for bats. The caves were formed by digging out the Marl that was used to build houses. This led to a very extensive network of caves that were used as hiding places during World War II. Later, the marl was used by ENCI to make cement. In the process a large chunk was removed from one side of the hill. The unused material was used to make a new hill, d'n Observant. In the process of carving out the marl, fossils were found, most notably one of a mosasaur in 1780 (which, contrary to popular belief, was not a dinosaur). The find was so famous it led to naming a 6-million-year epoch after the city: the Maastrichtian.
* The statue of d'Artagnan in the Aldenhofpark.
* Various shopping streets e.g. the Stokstraatkwartier, the Grote Staat & Kleine Staat and the recently restored mall Entre Deux.
* Vrijthof square, with the Vrijthoftheatre (Theater aan het Vrijthof), the Saint Servatius basilica (Sint-Servaasbasiliek) and the Saint Johns church (Sint-Janskerk).
* Nightlive, a popular nightclub in the nave of a former church on the riverfront.