By choosing a rental car in Maastricht with Hertz, you can explore the birthplace of the euro at your leisure. Discover one of the oldest cities in Holland, packed full of historical and architectural gems – no other Holland city has more national heritage buildings except the capital, Amsterdam.
This delightful southern city is not just for history buffs – cultural gourmands will find many excellent and unique restaurants serving flavorful dishes in a region where people take their time to truly savor their food. With urban parks, canals and more to explore, there’s something for everyone in Maastricht.
A Maastricht car rental from Hertz allows you to explore the entire Netherlands, including Rotterdam, Utrecht, and Eindhoven. What’s more, you can reach the border with Belgium in just over an hour, turning your trip into a genuinely multicultural European adventure.
From spacious and comfortable SUVs to sporty convertibles and everything in between, the choice is yours when you rent a car in Maastricht with Hertz.
Luikerweg 80b, 6212 NH Maastricht
Fort Sint Pieter is a largely intact fort dating back to the 1700s, with spectacular views across the Meuse, the city and the nearby countryside. Simply park your Maastricht rental car, and take a guided tour to learn fun facts about the history of the fort and the surrounding area in one of the Netherlands’ oldest cities.
6211 LE Maastricht
The Vrijthof is one of the largest urban squares in the Limburg region and a popular tourist hotspot. Buildings of historical significance include the Basilica of St. Servatius and Sint Janskirk, along with 36 other listed buildings. The square also regularly hosts a range of events, such as markets, carnivals and more. If you have rented a car in Maastricht, this centrally-located spot has plenty of parking around.
Sint Bernardusstraat 24b, 6211 HL Maastricht
Literally translated as “Hell’s Gate”, Helpoort is one of the last remaining examples of Maastricht’s ancient defenses, dating back to the early 1200s. This is the oldest city gate in the whole of the Netherlands, with an attached museum where you can learn more about fortifications from ages past.