What historical significance does the Sphinxpassage have?

The Sphinxpassage is located in an area that used to be full of ceramic factories, highlighting Maastricht's industrial history.

When was the Sphinxpassage opened?

The Sphinxpassage opened in 2017 after being abandoned for a long time.

Sphinxpassage, Maastricht

Sphinxpassage in Maastricht offers a fascinating glimpse into the city’s industrial past. This 120-meter-long corridor, adorned with over 30,000 tiles, narrates the story of the Sphinx ceramics factory, a cornerstone of Maastricht's economic history. Travelers often highlight the intricate tile work, which features historical photographs and anecdotes, making it a visual storytelling experience. Located near the vibrant Sphinxkwartier, visitors can explore the nearby Lumière Cinema and the Bassin harbor area, where old meets new in a blend of cultural and modern attractions. WanderVlogs showcases authentic travel tips and memorable moments from vloggers who have walked through this passage, capturing its essence and sharing FAQs to enhance your visit.

Last updated: Mar 26, 2026

Latest Adventures at Sphinxpassage

"This place was abandoned in the 19th century and it was empty for a really long time, but this passage actually opened up in 2017."
— buncharted • Mar 5, 2026