An extensive collection of Roman art and implements plus ancient and modern art reflecting the rich history of Nijmegen are on exhibition in Museum Het Valkhof. Not only does Museum Het Valkhof display a large and important collection of Roman archaeology and a special collection of modern art, it also exhibits ancient art reflecting the rich history of Nijmegen.

Arnhem and Nijmegen are located at the heart of a unique part of the Netherlands. When you delve into the past, you will soon discover that all the important periods in history are well represented here. In Roman times this was by far the most important region in the Netherlands. Gelderland also has the
country's biggest concentration of Medieval churches and castles. And it is here where one of the most important battles of the Second World War took place: Operation Market Garden.

Would you like to get away from it all? In Sanadome you can completely unwind and indulge yourself in the thermae, saunas, massage salons and on the sunbeds. Sanadome Nijmegen in the centre of the town - the place to be for peace and quiet. This special hotel offers you a wealth of options.

The Liberation Route lets you experience what happened in and around Arnhem, Nijmegen and the Veluwe in 1944 and 1945. There are 49 boulders at various locations throughout the region, the so-called listening locations, where you can listen to moving stories about the people who lived and fought there during 1944 and 1945.

Home to the Dutch brick and roof tile museum, Country Estate De Panoven is a well-preserved industrial estate still in perfect condition. Surrounded by the beautiful Panoven park and the multifunctional playing fields, today the former monumental drying sheds of De Panoven brickyard boast a restaurant, attractive group accommodation and a bee-keeping.

Burgers' Zoo celebrates its 100th anniversary in 2013! In Burgers' Zoo you can go on a journey around the world in one day. The zoo is divided into seven parts with ecosystems from around the world. Once a small zoo in Arnhem, Burgers' Zoo has developed into a zoo of international standing. Today Burgers' Zoo comprises a zoo, desert, safari, ocean, jungle, Rimba and land of adventure.

To preserve Dutch traditions and regional diversity, the Netherlands Open Air Museum was founded on a beautiful estate almost a century ago. Through the years more than eighty historic buildings and small villages were built here. You are welcome to step into historic houses, farmhouses and mills, and spend a day discovering how ordinary Dutch people have lived over the last few hundred years.

De Hoge Veluwe is a world-famous nature reserve featuring 5,400 ha of woodlands, heaths, grasslands and sand drifts. The park is home to deer, roes, mouflons and wild boars, but also many endangered and protected species such as the pine marten.

Experience the unique atmosphere in Holland Casino Nijmegen, a beautiful riverside location with a characteristic appearance where you will have an unpredictably exciting evening! Discover American roulette, Black Jack, Poker, Caribbean Stud, Punto Banco,

With the statue garden and works by Vincent van Gogh occupying centre stage the Kröller-Müller Museum boasts a world famous collection of mainly nineteenth and twentieth century expressive art.

MoBA (Fashion Biënnale Arnhem) provides insight into the current position of lifestyle and fashion, fashion design and fashion culture on an international level. M°BA informs and inspires a wide audience consisting of trade professionals and devotees using fashion design for six weeks (8 June|21 July 2013).