Maastricht: Where the Netherlands Feels Different
Roman roots, Burgundian flavours and hidden stories above and below the city.
Curious about the Netherlands beyond the tulips and canals? Orange Horizons takes you on an audio journey through the country's most surprising places, ideas, and people. This podcast is made for travelers who want more than the obvious; whether…
Maastricht feels different from the rest of the Netherlands. In this episode of Orange Horizons, we explore its Roman roots, riverside streets, Burgundian food culture, industrial heritage and the hidden caves beneath Sint-Pietersberg. Along the way, you’ll discover practical tips for experiencing the city at a slower, more local pace.
Orange Horizons is the official podcast by Netherlands Board of Tourism & Conventions, taking you beyond the guidebooks. Every two weeks we bring you a new episode, in which we explore inspiring stories and locations from the heart of Dutch culture, innovation and sustainability. From groundbreaking architecture to local art, design, and nature experiences. Discover what makes the Netherlands truly unique, and let us inspire your next unforgettable journey to our country.
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Orange Horizons
Curious about the Netherlands beyond the tulips and canals? Orange Horizons takes you on an audio journey through the country's most surprising places, ideas, and people.
This podcast is made for travelers who want more than the obvious; whether you're into sustainable design, creative communities, unexpected nature escapes, or the best lesser-known cities for culture lovers. From farm-to-table trails and the most beautiful unknown beaches, to unique architecture sites and agro-tourism tips, we shine a light on what makes the Netherlands truly special.
Each episode blends storytelling with practical inspiration, so you can dream now, and plan your visit next.
So, hit subscribe and explore a more creative, conscious, and curious side of the Netherlands.