What to do and see in Benedenstad, Gelderland Province: The Best Things to do

Dynamic City Tours Travel through Nijmegen on a Segway. With this unique vehicle you will easily conquer the Nijmegen bridges and cover kilometres without getting tired. Find your balance and become one you’re your surroundings. Escape daily stress and enjoy the wonderful old city of Nijmegen. A Segway will turn sightseeing into a dynamic, relaxed activity.

Kunstkamer Kraai is an art(ificial) animal store for contemporary art. New exhibitions every 6 weeks, focussed on animals: paintings, taxidermy art, sculpture, etchings. The studio can also be visited when artists are at work. Open: every Saturday 12-16 and when artists are working.

Stevenskerk, inspiring meeting place for art, culture and contemplation. Construction of the church started halfway the 13th century. In 1273 the church was consecrated by Albert Magnus, the Bishop of Cologne. Of this Roman Gothic church the groundwork and the most Western bays of the ship remain. Extensive construction took place in the course of the 15th century, among others the choir and the chapels. In the 16th century work was done on the transept and small part of the ship. After about 1650 construction stopped, which left the church unfinished. The tower was fitted with a new clock floor in the 15th century. During the bombing on Nijmegen February 22nd 1944, a large part of the tower collapsed. The South-Western part of the church was heavily damaged. Also in the period during the Second World War where Nijmegen was on the front the church incurred a lot of damage. After the WWII the church was thoroughly renovated.

The Infocentre WW2 is a historic, touristic, and educational information point. It aims to provide visitors of Nijmegen and its surrounding the best introduction to the stories, heritage, events, and museums linked to the Second World War in the area. Moreover, visitors to the Infocentre WW2 will learn how the history is kept alive at different historical locations in the city.