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A simple but effective logo for a clothing site called Cloth Hill. I like the way the white works on the yellow background and the use of shapes. Using very basic shapes and ideas, a clear picture is formed in your mind - something that is very effective at making a design memorable.Posted in Branding → Logo
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An excellent example of coherent and beautiful logo design. This particular design takes a great concept and executes it perfectly. Definitely check out the animation of its inception.Posted in Branding → Logo
A great logo that makes an immediate impact, the geometry really jumps off the screen. I particularly like the colour palette and intriguing custom typeface.Posted in Branding → Logo
A fascinatingly extensive branding project for a Bar Mitzvah. This dad went to town following his sons desire for a green Bar Mitzvah. I really like the ensuing logo and various different but effective iterations of it.Posted in Branding → Logo
I love the geometric conceit of this particular logo, it helps to add depth and give it a certain style that really works. The texture and various shades of colour used add great depth to a simple concept.Posted in Branding → Logo
A subtle but intriguing logo that makes your eyes think twice about what shape they are seeing. I really like the proportions of this logo and the effect that white on grey has here.Posted in Branding → Logo
A solid and uncompromising logo for a clothing brand. I like the immediate air of class and style that comes across in this logo. The colour palette really works, the blue perfectly complimenting the faded gold of the mark.Posted in Branding → Logo
A very simple, but effective, logo for a live sound and lighting company located in Massachusetts' Berkshire Hills. It's easy to replicate in any medium, and would look great as an ink stamp on invoices.Posted in Branding → Logo
A great logo design for some delicious (probably) baked goods. I really like the colour palette and evident attention to detail.Posted in Branding → Logo
A stunning logo for Austin Signal Vintage Sounds studio. It's a logo that's almost entirely based on a custom typeface. I absolutely love the distressed look of the logo and the depth that the detail adds.Posted in Branding → Logo
A brutally simple logo design for a bakery and sweet shop that makes a clear statement. I like the pattern created by the overlapping design and the restricted use of colour.Posted in Branding → Logo
A stunningly simple, but drastically effective logo mark that makes an immediate imprint in your mind. The choice of using black on yellow is often used, but works fantastically well!Posted in Branding → Logo
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A former chapter house, this museum contains rooms full of 17th- and 18th-century ceramics, glass, silverware and furniture. The exhibition is built up as a journey through time and you start your journey in the familiar recent past.Address: Vrijthof 18, MaastrichtPhone: +31 43 321 13 27Website: http://www.museumaanhetvrijthof.nlOpening hours: Monday 11.00-17.00, Tuesday - Sunday 10.00-18.00More info: Located in the Old TownSubway: Vrijthof
One of the oldest monuments in Holland, this basilica is worthy of a visit because of its beautiful architecture, carvings and its collection of 16th-century paintings.Address: Keizer Karelplein 6, MaastrichtPhone: +31 433 212 082Website: http://www.sintservaas.nlOpening hours: Mo, tu, th and fr: 10.00 - 16.00, We: 10.00 - 12.30More info: Located in the Old TownSubway: Vrijthof
This is the sister chapel of St.Servaasbasiliek from the 12th-century. It does not only contain the remarkable St Servatius shrine, but also the city's treasury where priceless works of art and religious artefacts are housed.Address: Keiser Kareplein 3, 6221 MaastrichtPhone: +31 43 321 2082More info: Located in the Old TownSubway: Vrijthof
A fascinating record of life millions of years ago to the present day, including the remains of a Mosasaurier, excavated from the St Pietersberg caverns. New exhibitions are shown 3-4 times a year.Address: De Bosquetplein 6-7, NL 6211 KJ MaastrichtPhone: +31 43 350 54 90Website: http://www.nhmmaastricht.nlOpening hours: Monday closed, Tuesday - Friday 11.00-17.00, Saturday, Sunday 13.00-17.00More info: Close to the Old Town boundarySubway: Looiersstraat
Maastricht's oldest building and architecturally one of the most important ones in the city. Onze Lieve Vrouwebasiliek means "The Basilica of Our Lady" and the church was dedicated to Our Lady, Star of the Sea.Address: Onze Lieve Vrouweplein 20, 6211 HE, MaastrichtPhone: +31 43 325 18 51Website: http://www.sterre-der-zee.nl
The museum was first founded in 1884 and in 1995 it moved to this landmark E-shaped modernist building with a huge domed tower. It houses pre-20th century to present day art.Address: Avenue Ceramique 250, 6221 KX MaastrichtPhone: +31 43 329 01 90Website: http://www.bonnefanten.nlMore info: Close to the river on the East Bank
These series of underground galleries was created by mining activity in the past, and used as areas of sanctuary in troubled times. They contain military collections.Address: Waldeckpark, MaastrichtPhone: +31 43 325 21 21More info: WaldeckbastionSubway: Bus or taxi via Tongerseweg N278
Just a few kilometres outside Maastricht centre lies this labyrinth of thousands of caves. They date from Roman times and have walls covered in drawings and ancient signatures.Address: Slavante 1, MaastrichtPhone: +31 43 325 21 21Website: http://www.maastrichtunderground.nlSubway: Bus or taxi to St Pietersberg district
The Hells Gate, dated to 1229, is the oldest city gate in the Netherlands. It was originally a part of the city wall of Maastricht and has been used as meeting point for cloth fullers. Today you will instead find helpful guides to answer your questions.Address: Sint Bernardusstraat 24b, MaastrichtPhone: +31 43-3212586 / +31 43-3257833
With its location high above the Meuse River, Fort Sint Pieter gives you a stunning view over the city. The fort is still in a good condition, even if it is dated back to the 18th century and it is also connected with the caves in St. Pietersberg hill via underground tunnels.Address: Luikerweg 80, MaastrichtPhone: +31 43 3506262Website: http://www.maastrichtunderground.nl
If you feel for some exercise combined with a sightseeing tour of Maastricht this should be your choice? The guide Raoul will show you the best spots of the city and will not only tell you about the history of the town but also his favourite restaurants and cafés.Address: Plein 1992, Maastricht 6221Phone: +31 636 277 284Website: http://www.maastrichtrunningtours.nl
After this brewery was closed in 1970, it now houses a museum showing the industrial history and how beer was produced in here. In the end of the guided tour you are able to take part of a beer tasting.Address: Kleine Staat 1, MaastrichtPhone: +31 43 350 62 62Website: http://www.brouwerijbosch.nl
In the Limburg region just outside Maastricht, vineyards cover the hills. At the 15th century farm Apostelhoeve, guided tours, around the growths and the wine cellars are held. A wine tasting with some light snacks are provided after the tour.Address: Apostelhoeve, MaastrichtPhone: +31 43 350 62 62Website: http://www.apostelhoeve.nl
Why don't see the city of Maastricht from a different angle, on one of the cruises on the Meuse River? If you are short on time you can combine the guided tour with a brunch or dinner.Address: Maaspromenade 58, 6211 HS, MaastrichtPhone: +31 43 3515300Website: http://www.stiphout.nl
About 45 km north of Maastricht you find this small historical village. This is a perfect destination for a day tour. Get lost in the cobbled streets lined with white houses and let your self be amazed by the beautiful Abbey Church.Address: Thorn
Known for its excellent French cuisine, this centrally located restaurant is housed in a 16th-century building with a terrace outside for dining al fresco. The restaurant can be a bit hard to find but it is well worth the walk.Address: Ezelmarkt 4, 6211 LJ MaastrichtPhone: +31 43 321 23 59Website: http://www.aucoindesbonsenfants.nlMore info: Located south of Vrijthof square
With views of the Jeker Valley and Baroque style gardens, and an ambiance that can only be created within a 17th-century castle, this restaurant is ideal for a special occasion. It is newly rewarded with a star in the Michelin guide 2013.Address: Cannerweg 800, 6213 ND Maastricht Phone: +31 43 325 13 59Website: http://www.chateauhotels.nlOpening hours: Closed on Mondays and on Saturday afternoons. Subway: Bus or taxi to Cannerweg via Bieslanderweg
This is a popular and contemporary eatery, housed within a former warehouse – a pakhuis – beside the river. It serves French and Belgian inspired cuisine.Address: Waterpoort 4-6, MaastrichtPhone: +31 43 325 70 00Website: http://www.pakhoes.nlMore info: Located close to the Old Town
A restaurant housed in a lovely old building with a stylish, contemporary decor, the Aux Pays-Bas offers a cuisine of international appeal. This is the only restaurant in Maastricht serving food until 01.00.Address: Vrijthof 7, 6211 LC MaastrichtPhone: +31 43 325 44 59Website: http://www.auxpaysbas.nl
An atmospheric city centre restaurant that serves hearty international dishes. Ideal for a stop while sightseeing or shopping.Address: Mariastraat 5 - 9, 6211 EP MaastrichtPhone: +31 43 3217016Website: http://www.awwe-stiene.nlSubway: Mariastraat
Sushi-Ya is located in the middle of Maastricht market. Only the finest and freshest ingredients are used to prepare the best sushi. Choose from ready made menus or create your own "a la carte menu" together with the Japanese chef, who will cook your meal as you wait.Address: Markt 4, MaastrichtPhone: +31 43 325 8732Website: http://www.sushiya.nl
Beluga is the top of the top restaurants in Maastricht and a real must if you have the budget. With its artistic cuisine the 2 Michelin stars are well deserved. Don't miss their own beer to accompany your meal.Address: Centre Céramique, Plein 1992 No 12, MaastrichtPhone: +31 43 321 33 64Website: http://www.rest-beluga.com
This is an elegant restaurant with a trendy ambiance. Inside the open kitchen dishes made from local products are cooked to perfection for guests to enjoy in the beautiful dining room.Address: Wycker Brugstraat 2, Maastricht 6221 ECPhone: +31 43 325 4433Website: http://www.beaumont.nl
This wine restaurant offers you the possibility to order a glass of wine from a menu with over 20 different kinds. The food served is French and the atmosphere is very laidback.Address: Tongersestraat 5, Maastricht 6211 LLPhone: +31 43 325 78 66Website: http://www.mesamis.nl
With its location in the busy Jeker quarter, close to all major tourist attractions, this small French bistro is a perfect place to pop in for a delicious lunch or dinner. The menu is accompanied by fine wines.Address: Cortenstraat 2, Maastricht 6211 HTPhone: +31 43 321 66 08Website: http://www.levirage.nl
This warm and friendly restaurant serves Dutch cuisine to affordable prices. From the terrace you have a lovely view over the crowded Vrijthof square.Address: Vrijthof 13, 6211 LD MaastrichtPhone: +31 43 3217226Website: http://www.ingel.nl
In a building dated to the 17th century, this popular grand café is situated. On the menu you find an array of dishes and drinks and if the weather allows, the outside terrace is a good option to take a seat at.Address: Graanmarkt 3, Maastricht 6211 HGPhone: +31 43 325 51 64 Website: http://www.cafedartagnan.nl
Next to the tourist attraction Onze Lieve Vrouwe-basiliek, the restaurant Cuisinier Toine Hermsen is located. The dining room is decorated in warm colours and the atmosphere is cosy. The food is cooked with the focus on tradition and innovation.Address: Sint Bernardusstraat 2-4, 6211 HL MaastrichtPhone: +31 43 3258400Website: http://www.toinehermsen.com
In an old style dining room, waiters in traditional uniforms serves top quality food to the guests. When you enter this restaurant it feels like you have travelled back in time but the food will not disappoint you.Address: Wolfstraat 32 6211 GN MaastrichtPhone: +31 43 3217413Website: http://www.debobbel.com
If you are longing for Thai food this is the place to go. At Pet Thai, located in the heart of the city, different kind of Thai dishes from different regions in Thailand are served. The staff are friendly and efficient and the atmosphere is simple but charming.Address: Boschstraat 93, 6211 AW MaastrichtPhone: +31 43 3261026Website: http://www.petthai.nl
Popular with locals and visitors alike, this light, bright grandcafé lies on the banks of the river and serves international light meals and snacks. Sip a cup of coffee and enjoy the view.Address: Maaspromenade 78, 6211 HS MaastrichtPhone: +31 43 3510518 Website: http://www.bonhomme.nlSubway: Bus or taxi to the riverside
An intimate grandcafé serving Italian-inspired light dishes and wines, the Ut Lieuwke is popular with theatregoers to the nearby Vrijthoftheater. This is a perfect spot for a relaxed meal.Address: Grote gracht 62, 6211SX MaastrichtPhone: +31 43 321 04 59Website: http://www.lieuwke.nlMore info: Located near Vrijthof square
Serving French and Italian dishes, this grandcafé doubles as an art gallery and lies within easy reach of the city centre. Don't miss to try the homemade pesto.Address: Sint Pieterstraat 54, 6211 JP Maastricht Phone: +31 43 325 52 84Website: http://www.eetcaferilette.nl
Café Sjiek is a welcoming little café where good wholesome Dutch dishes are served by a friendly staff. It has a nice terrace overlooking a park. This is also a good place to go in need for free Wi-Fi.Address: Sint Pieterstraat 13, 6211 JM MaastrichtPhone: +31 43 321 01 58Website: http://www.cafesjiek.nl
If you want the real deal coffee you should go to Coffee Lovers. This is a chain of 6 cafés, all of them with the main purpose to make the best coffee for their guests. Light snacks and pastries are also available and free WiFi is provided.Address: Ruiterij 2, Plein 1992, MaastrichtPhone: +31 43 356 19 44Website: http://www.coffeelovers.nl
Kaffee Priem is a great venue to hang out with friends, have a couple of beers, watch a game on one of the big screen TV's showing sports or play some darts. If you plan on a long night out and about, this would be a good place to start.Address: Kesselskade 48, MaastrichtPhone: +31 43 3264491Website: http://www.kaffeepriem.weebly.com
Café ´t Pothuiske boasts a large number of different beer, 12 of them can be had on tap. There is also a snack menu to accompany your long conversations over a glass in the Burgundy inspired atmosphere.Address: Het Bat 1, 6211 EX MaastrichtPhone: +31 43 3216002Website: http://www.pothuiske.nl
This rustic venue has an impressive tapas menu, a fine wine menu and 25 different beers. Certain nights there are live music playing here. -"Lekker eten en drinken EN DANSEN..." -"Good food and drink AND DANCING ..."Address: Heggenstraat 3, 6211 GW MaastrichtPhone: +31 43 3521717Website: http://www.edds-cafe.nl
De Kadans is defined by its three D's that symbolize Dining, Drinking and Dancing. De Kadans is located in the city centre and has three different floors. The dancing here is mostly Salsa and Merengue. Spicy!Address: Kesselskade 62, MaastrichtPhone: +31 43 326 17 00Website: http://www.dekadans.nl
This Irish pub does not only serve Guinness and traditional Irish food. Several nights per week, different theme nights are held. Pub quiz, live music, shows and dancing are just a few to be mentioned.Address: Wycker Brugstraat 50, MaaastrichtPhone: +31 43 35 00 141Website: http://www.johnmullins.nl
Maastricht is served by the Maastricht Aachen Airport, which is located just a few kilometres outside the city. It is served by trains, buses and taxi, along with car hire companies.Address: Postbus 1, 6199 ZG, Maastricht AirportPhone: +31 43 358 98 98Website: http://www.maa.nl


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