Buffet breakfast at leisure available in the hotel.
Optional Private before-opening hours visit of the Bonnefanten Museum.
Shuttles to TEFAF from Bonnefanten Museum.
Private Lounge with complimentary refreshments.
Various Dealers’ talks scheduled throughout the day.
As in the past, various dealers will receive small groups in their stands to discuss some of the works on sale. Topics will range from rare books, to Old Masters, Modern and Contemporary art, antique silver and 19th century sculpture to mention a few. The foci of these talks will be chosen according to the specific interests and collecting areas of participants on our 2011 program.
Optional Visits
For those wanting to venture beyond the fair, we organize visits to public and private collections as well as other points of interest in the region. In the past this has included Aachen (Cathedral, Treasury Suermondt –Ludwig Collection, Couven Collection) Brussels (Museum of Fine Arts, Royal Library for private showing of manuscripts from the court of the Duke of Burgundy, current exhibitions, Victor Horta House) Antwerp (Fine Arts Museum, Ruben’s Studio, Mayer van den Bergh Collection, Plantin Moretus Museum) and for history buffs, the WWI and Waterloo Battlefields.
Private shuttle between the hotel and the fair throughout the day.
Closing Dinner
At Maastricht’s most celebrated restaurant, Michelin two-star Beluga where Chef Hans van Wolde prepares a creative menu for us. A multi-course gastronomic menu with fine wines to accompany each course.
Overnight: Kruisheren Hotel, Maastricht. |