Enjoy breakfast at your hotel followed by free time at leisure to explore Namur.

In the afternoon, we will head accross the border into The Netherlands to reach Andre Rieu's home town of Maastricht. The concert starts at 9:00pm but we aim to arrive late afternoon so that you have time to explore the city and also get some food and drink before the concert starts..

*Please note that this is an outdoor concert with no tiered seating, which will start at approximately 9pm and finish at about 11.45pm. As soon as possible once the concert ends, the coach will take you back to our hotel in Namur arriving around 1.30am subject to traffic.

Tickets are Rank 4 with upgrades available for a supplement, subject to availability.

This tour is not recommended for children under age 14, sorry.

Maastricht is a beautiful city to visit, filled with history, art and culture. It is a city surrounded by beautiful nature set in the south of Holland and boasting beautiful historic little districts, welcoming and exceptionally good restaurants and eateries, and plenty of art and attractions. And the best thing is that you can see the entire city centre on foot. Maastricht is also a city of indulgence and culinary highlights. There are pleasant lunchrooms, Michelin-starred restaurants and an extensive range of excellent regional products and dishes. In short, ‘bons vivants’ should not miss out on Maastricht!

Namur is a charming and relaxed destination, offering a combination of historical landmarks, natural beauty, and local culture. While it’s not as bustling as some of the bigger European capitals, it provides a more intimate experience with plenty to discover at a slower pace. Namur provides an authentic, slow-paced experience, rich in history and local culture. It’s perfect for travellers who enjoy wandering through cobbled streets, visiting historical sites, and taking time to appreciate the scenic beauty of the rivers and hills.

Namur’s location at the confluence of the Sambre and Meuse rivers provides breathtaking views and scenic walks. The riverbanks are perfect for leisurely strolls, boat rides, or cycling, allowing visitors to enjoy the natural surroundings. The elevated Citadel of Namur offers panoramic views of the city and countryside, making it one of the top spots for photography.

Namur has a wealth of historical sites, with the Citadel being the crown jewel. The fortress is not only a testament to the city’s strategic military past but also a place to explore on foot with guided tours, underground tunnels, and scenic picnic areas. Additionally, the Old Town features beautifully preserved buildings like the St. Aubain Cathedral, the Church of Saint Loup, and old medieval streets, ideal for wandering and soaking up the history.

For those interested in culture, Namur boasts several museums such as the Musée des Arts Anciens du Namurois, where visitors can explore medieval and Renaissance art. 

Namur has a laid-back vibe, making it ideal for those seeking a quiet escape. It’s less crowded compared to major Belgian cities like Brussels or Bruges, so visitors can enjoy the city without feeling overwhelmed. The streets are lined with cosy cafes, boutique shops, and local eateries, where one can relax, enjoy Belgian cuisine, or sip on local beers without the rush. Namur offers a rich culinary experience, with local specialties like couques de Dinant and jambon d’Ardenne (Ardennes ham). There are plenty of restaurants and bistros offering traditional Belgian food, such as mussels, fries, and waffles, along with some regional specialties. Being in Wallonia, French cuisine also heavily influences the food scene.