Nijmegen is located in the eastern part of the Netherlands and is considered to be the oldest city in the country. Nijmegen is an attractive holiday destination with many monuments and sculptures that are reminiscent of the fascinating Roman Era. Nijmegen is also a great scenic destination, owing to its proximity to the hills of Waal and Rhine Valleys. Here are some things to do when visiting this ancient and eclectic Dutch city.

Valkhof-Kam Museum

Valkhof-Kam Museum, constructed on the Waal, provides a picturesque view of encircling plains and hills. The museum is famous for its Roman arts and sculptures. The ancient St. Nicholas Chapel and St. Maartenskapel in the museum building comprise of antiquated art entities that attract art connoisseurs from all over the world.

Four-Day March

The city of Nijmegen presents the honorable marching event every year in the third week of July called the International Four-Day March in which participating visitors go on a walk and enjoy the parade with music and parties all around. A must do event for both locals and tourists to get acquatinted with the rich culture of Nijmegen!

Museumpark Orientalis

Museumpark Orientalis is an ancient township that displays amazing outdoor exhibits archives depicting Jewish, Christian and Islamic cultures. The destination provides religious information and its impact on European countries through magnificent art pieces and interesting stories behind them. A place worth visiting for art admirers.

Kronenburg Park

Kronenburg Park is one of the fantastic destinations of Nijmegen and a perfect place to relax on a sunny day. Kids will love to play on the green fields and elders will enjoy the panoramic view of the garden.

The Erasmus Building

The Erasmus Building is the tallest building in the city. The building houses the Literacy, Communications and Theological University and the aerial glimpse from this historic site is breathtaking and beautiful.

Eateries

Nijmegen provides many night clubs and bars for wine lovers and several restaurants all around the town that offer tasty meals. Het Heimwee on the banks of the River Waal is one of the best serviced restaurants in Nijmegen that creates lovely gourmet cuisine and stocks an array of wines for its customers. De Ontmoeting Tapas and Catering offers several varieties of Tapas to the visitors of the cafeteria. 

Nijmegen also offers variety of recreational opportunities to its sports-loving visitors with advanced hockey, football, skating and gymnasium centers.