
Waalbrug
The steel arch bridge over the Waal, opened in 1936 and a national monument. Walk across it, or look at it from the Waalkade.






The places that make Nijmegen: Waalbrug, Stevenskerk, Sint-Nicolaaskapel and more, with what is on there next.

The steel arch bridge over the Waal, opened in 1936 and a national monument. Walk across it, or look at it from the Waalkade.

The 750-year-old church that has been the symbol of Nijmegen since its rebuilding after the war. You can climb the Stevenstoren for the view, and there are concerts and exhibitions inside.

A chapel built around the year 1000 in the Valkhof park, also called the Valkhofkapel. From beside it you look over the Waal, the Waalbrug and the Waalkade. It is Sinterklaas's house in November.

The weigh house in the middle of the Grote Markt, now a café and restaurant with a terrace on the square.

The museum next to the Valkhof park, on the Kelfkensbos. It shows Nijmegen's Roman past and art, and reopened in 2026 after a rebuild.

The park by the old town wall, loved by people from Nijmegen. Walk past the pond, the deer enclosure, the grotto with its waterfall and the Kronenburgertoren.

The riverside walk along the Waal with terraces, the 16th-century Besiendershuis and the Rivierpark on the other bank.

A museum where you see nothing to experience everything: expeditions in the dark. You book your tickets online.
