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Tessa Kreunen
2 reviews on 1 places
Beautiful palace in classic Rococo style located in the middle of the Altstadt. For centuries this has been the residence of the Prince-Archbishops of Salzburg. It was the place where they discussed politics, lived, hosted events, dinner parties and via which they could easily enter the Dom next to it.
Nice, diverse museum taking you on a trip through the rich history of the city Nijmegen.
Starting off in the basement during the Roman era, with lots of fun activities for the whole family (designing a Roman city, building an arch, playing old games, shooting with a Roman catapult, drawing coins). We then went for a lunch in the museum cafe.
On the top floor you will find all types of art guiding you through Nijmegen’s history. I liked how some rooms were put together on colour/theme, showing objects from different eras, yet somehow all connected to the city and each other.
Things you can find: archeological objects from the Stone age till the Romans, continuing with old artifacts from the Middle Ages until the 20th century and some modern art objects.
Starting off in the basement during the Roman era, with lots of fun activities for the whole family (designing a Roman city, building an arch, playing old games, shooting with a Roman catapult, drawing coins). We then went for a lunch in the museum cafe.
On the top floor you will find all types of art guiding you through Nijmegen’s history. I liked how some rooms were put together on colour/theme, showing objects from different eras, yet somehow all connected to the city and each other.
Things you can find: archeological objects from the Stone age till the Romans, continuing with old artifacts from the Middle Ages until the 20th century and some modern art objects.