Sint-Servaasbasiliek

**Basilica of Saint Servatius**
	church in Maastricht, Netherlands
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Instance of	minor basilica;
Named after	Saint Servatius;
Dedicated to	Saint Servatius;
Location	Binnenstad, Maastricht-Centrum, Maastricht, Limburg, Netherlands
Street address	Keizer Karelplein 6;
Located on street	Keizer Karelplein;
Architectural style	Romanesque architecture; Romanesque art;
Diocese	Roman Catholic Diocese of Roermond;
Connects with	Vrijthof 26, Maastricht; Klooster van de Zusters Onder de Bogen; Keizer Karelplein 5, Maastricht; Keizer Karelplein 5A, Maastricht;
Has part(s)	covered walks of Sint-Servaasbasiliek; westwork of Sint-Servaasbasiliek; Grameer; Double chapel; Sint-Servaaskapel; Early Christian gravestones in Maastricht; Westwork altar of Sint-Servaasbasiliek; Proosdij van Sint-Servaas; Crypts of Sint-Servaasbasiliek; Cenotaph of Monulph and Gondulph; South portal;
Heritage designation	Rijksmonument;
Inception	6th century;
Significant event	architectural reconstruction (18th century, 1870–1890); architectural reconstruction (19th century, 1981–1992);
Religion or worldview	Catholicism;
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	50° 50′ 55.74″ N, 5° 41′ 13.92″ E
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	Q253935; VIAF cluster ID: 137650341; Rijksmonument ID: 27168
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De Sint-Servaasbasiliek in Maastricht is in romaanse (o.a. oostzijde) en gotische (o.a. lichtbogen, gewelf schip) stijl gebouwd en wordt beschouwd als de oudste nog bestaande kerk van Nederland.