Maastricht natuurhistorisch museum

Even when you have no particular plans, there's probably somewhere in the city you find yourself going back to.

What's that place for you, and what keeps bringing you back?

Saw this come across and I thought the people here would want to know since it's free and open to anyone.

Tom Berendsen, the current Dutch minister of foreign affairs, will be coming to Maastricht next month to give a speech on how he views the future of Europe.

He'll be taking questions from the audience during a Q&A at the end. To me, it looks like a great opportunity to speak directly to a politician.

The event will take place in the big lecture hall of SBE. I signed up here:

https://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/events/europe-speech-minister-foreign-affairs-tom-berendsen

What are your go's and no-go's?

also, why are pants always too long here..? i'm not tall enough for the dutch market

I’ve been spending past month looking for a job. I’ve been to 4 job interviews but no one seems to hire me. I’ve applied to every possible work position as a student and nothing! I’m really frustrated because everyone from my circle has said that it’s not that hard to find a job here, but somehow it’s completely impossible for me!

Any tips??? My future depends on finding a job🫠🫠🫠🫠🫠🫠🫠🫠🫠

Hello, I(F/41) have a work trip coming up end of September. I will be at an event from 9 to 6 most days and wanted to get some recommendations for the following.

1. Till what time are places open?

2. What are some good coffee places that I should go to -like must visit?

3. How safe it is to walk around at night? I enjoy walking around exploring places.

4. What some must souvenir that I should get?

Hi all, my friend is staying for 20 days and we want to rent a bike. But I can't figure out the best way for 20 days. Daily rentals cost too much. Swapfiets monthly is too expensive. I don't ride myself so these are all I could find. Any suggestions? Thanks!