St. Servatius is a Christian saint and the patron of the city of Maastricht in the Netherlands. He is believed to have lived in the 4th century and is known for his missionary work in the region. His feast day is celebrated on May 13, and he is often depicted with a bishop's staff and a mitre. St. Servatius is associated with the St. Servatius Basilica, a significant pilgrimage site that houses his relics. The basilica is an important example of Romanesque architecture and attracts visitors interested in history and religion. His legacy continues to influence the cultural and spiritual life of the area.