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Door Pascal Kuipers
Updated Yesterday, 20:55Yesterday, 17:40 in FINANCIAL
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There are not yet as many visitors to the Maankwartier as hoped.
Ⓒ Photo: Marcel van Hoorn
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Heerlen – The mines and the Romans are part of Heerlen’s history. They merge in the design of the Maankwartier, an iconic building that connects two city districts separated by the railway. There is no project that heats up the mood as much as the Maankwartier, which carries a price tag of more than €220 million. Some call it a miracle, others a fiasco.
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