Maastricht is right on the edge of the Netherlands, but in the heart of western Europe, close to many important places in Belgium and Germany. The city has a long history which goes back to the Celts, before the beginning of the Christian era. This history is kept very much alive in the old city centre. Maastricht today is known for its lively bars and restaurants, as well as its excellent shops and cultural spots. So you’ll see many tourists here. And with its own university and colleges, it’s also a student town.

CASA Maastricht
Parallelweg 45-c
6221 BD Maastricht
tel: +31 (0)88-888 4444
e-mail: info@casa.nl 
The clinic is open on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8.30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and can be reached by phone on all weekdays.

How to get there

Public transport
The clinic is opposite Maastricht Central railway station. Go out of the station through the main entrance, turn right and walk about 50 m. You’ll now find the clinic on the opposite side of the street.

Your own transport

Driving into the city from the north via the A2, turn right at the 2^nd street-level junction (traffic lights). Drive through the tunnel** and turn right at the crossroads with traffic lights. Turn right again at the next traffic lights. You’re now opposite the NS railway station. Turn left and drive straight on for 50 m. The clinic is on your left at no. 45-c and there’s a large car park a little further along on the right. Long-term parking is only possible with a credit card.

Driving into the city from the south via the A2, DO NOT take the Centrum exit. Turn left at the second traffic lights and drive into the tunnel. ** Follow the route above from here.