The Girls Cup Maastricht: truly a tournament for which you'll want to pack heels as well as football boots. The tournament is buzzing with activities – besides the international competition, the more than 100 volunteers lay on a glorious programme for their guests, featuring a show, a party and above all, hospitality in spades. The sports grounds on the edge of the gorgeous Limburg hills ooze homeliness. Fancy giving the ball a rest and splashing a bit of cash? In the beautiful and historic centre of Maastricht, you can shop to your heart's content.
The Maastricht Girls Cup is organised by VV Scharn and is supported by the neighbouring VV Keer club.
The Maastricht Girls Cup takes place at two locations situated about three or four kilometres from the city centre. The distance between the two sports grounds is 4 kilometres. The sports grounds border the rolling green landscape of Zuid Limburg. The organisers of the Maastricht Girls Cup have beautiful facilities featuring, among other things, eight pitches, two clubhouses with spacious canteens, and a terrace that features a party tent and kiosks.
Maastricht is located at the southernmost point of the Netherlands, and has a beautiful historic city centre. The streets around the Vrijthof, the city’s ‘living room’, so to speak, are teeming with stores, cosy terraces and restaurants. The Maastricht Trophy is held on the western side of the city, more or less on the border with Belgium.
Valkenburg is 15 kilometres from Maastricht. It is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the Netherlands. The city has a friendly centre where visitors can experience all kinds of activities. Special attractions in Valkenburg include the Thermae 2000, a luxury thermal centre with various swimming pools, saunas and Turkish steam baths, and De Valkenier, an amusement park with a range of activities for all ages.
