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Nijmegen, the oldest city in the Netherlands. Gilde Nijmegen has various city walks in the center of Nijmegen. Our guides will walk you through 2.000 years of history and show you the most beautiful places in Nijmegen.

Below you will find the city walks that we offer. You can make a group reservation on the specific page of the scheduled walking days. View the agenda to see when the boarding walks take place.

Some important information about the walks:

• Some tours are also available in German and English. (See info at the walks).
• The costs for a city walk are € 4,00 pp, children up to 6 years free and up to 12 years € 2,00.
• The minimum number of people is four. Less is also allowed, but then you pay € 16,00.
• Cancellation of a reserved hike is free of charge up to 72 hours before the agreed time. After that, € 16,00 will be charged.
• Gilde Nijmegen has special rates for schools: Primary education, secondary vocational education, higher vocational education and university education.
• Do you have special requirements? Let us know of them and we will look at the possibilities.

We currently offer 17 activities in the category City Walks. Click on the photo for more information and to make a reservation.

Historical City Walk Valkhofkwartier

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• Roman Waterworks Route
• St. Steven's Tower
• Bicycle tours
• Nature walks
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• Conversation groups

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Nijmegen: Walking Tour with Audio Guide on App

• App with Audio Guide in 7 languages on smartphone
• GPS guidance
• Admission fee for attractions
• Grote Markt, 6511 JX Nijmegen, Netherlands The route doesn't have a specific start and end point. You can start at any point on the route. Once you are inside the CityAppTour-app, walk to any point of interest. If you are within 15 meters a message will pop-up and the tour will start.
• Not wheelchair accessible
• Confirmation will be received at time of booking
• No heart problems or other serious medical conditions
• Most travellers can participate
• This activity requires an internet connection and gps function on your phone.
• Walking distance: 4.6 km Number of stops/stories: 34
• Charge your phone to the max and/or take a powerbank with you
• Don't forget to bring headphones
• Walking distance: 4.6 km
• Number of stops/stories: 32
• This is a private tour/activity. Only your group will participate
• For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.
• Kronenburgerpark

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• You'll start at Grote Markt Grote Markt, 6511 JX Nijmegen, Netherlands The route doesn't have a specific start and end point. You can start at any point on the route. Once you are inside the CityAppTour-app, walk to any point of interest. If you are within 15 meters a message will pop-up and the tour will start. See address & details
• Pass by Nijmegen Saint Stephen's Church, Nijmegen Plein 1944 Kronenburgerpark de Bastei
• You'll return to the starting point

Nijmegen: Walking Tour with Audio Guide on App provided by CityAppTour

Free Walking Sightseeing Tours in Nijmegen, Netherlands

Guided sightseeing tours.

Book guided sightseeing tours and activities in Nijmegen.

Explore Nijmegen in Netherlands with one of our free walking tours . Click on a marker on the map to get started and view details about the tour. Below is an overview of the sightseeing tours. A total of 3 tours are available in Nijmegen, Netherlands.

Self-guided Tour #1

• Kronenburgerpark
• Titus Brandsmakapel
• Namenmonument
• Joods monument
• Grote- of Stevenskerk
• Mariken van Nieumeghen
• De Schommel
• Mariënburgkapel
• Spoorwegmonument
• Het Valkhof
• Barbarossakapel
• Sint-Nicolaaskapel
• Hollands Duits Gemaal

Self-guided Tour #2

• De Witte Molen
• Titus Brandsma Gedachteniskerk
• Stadsschouwburg
• Quack-monument
• Maria Geboortekerk
• Evangelisch-Lutherse Kerk
• Julianapark
• Sint-Antonius van Padua
• Concertgebouw de Vereeniging

Self-guided Tour #3

• Goffertpark
• Heilige Antonius van Padua-Sint Annakerk

Why Visit Sights? Self-guided sightseeing tours are a free and safe alternative to bus tours. You can explore Nijmegen at your own pace, any time! Do something good for your health by walking.

Grab your sneakers: See what makes the Wilmington area great on these walking tours

Spring is here and it's time to get outside and explore. A good way to enjoy this nice weather and learn about what the Wilmington area has to offer is with some fun, exciting, educational and historic walking tours. And it's another way of getting some fresh air and exercise.

Here are some tours that offer just that.

Did we miss yours? Let us know by emailing [email protected]. 

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Bellamy Mansion Museum Walking Tours

Bellamy Mansion Museum will be conducting walking tours throughout the year on three different topics, "Wilmington: Lost But not Forgotten," "Wilmington and the American Civil War" and "Wilmington’s African American Heritage.” The 90-minute waking tours will be led by Gareth Evans, executive director and Leslie Randle-Morton, associate director.

Dates for the tours are April 13, May 11, June 8, Aug. 9, Sept. 13 and Oct. 11.

The tours will begin and end at the Bellamy Mansion Museum, 503 Market St., Wilmington. The cost is $20 per person, plus tax. Space is limited, so registration is required at Bellamy Mansion Museum Store . This is a rain or shine event.

Cape Fear Legends & Lore Walking Tours

Burgwin-Wright House & Gardens presents the Cape Fear Legends & Lore Walking Tours. The 90-minute walking tours will feature Cape Fear's history every second Friday of the month.

Tour dates: April 12, July 12 and Oct. 11.

From Colonial myths to 20th century tales, explore legends that define the first 300 years of Wilmington. Tours star at 9 a.m. Tickets are $20 per person plus tax. To reserve tickets, please call 910-762-0570.

Historic Wilmington Foundation

The Historic Wilmington Foundation regularly offers free walking tours (donations greatly accepted) for small groups, focused on the region’s multi-faceted and diverse storylines through the irreplaceable built history. The tour is typically a mile in length and begins at Historic Wilmington Foundation, located at 211 Orange St., Wilmington, starting at 2 p.m. and ending at 3:30 p.m. Travis Gilbert, executive director, leads many of the walking tours, but the Foundation collaborate with other local organizations and historians to be guest guides. For more information, call 910-762-2511 or visit historicwilmington.org .

Wilmington Walking Tours

Amanda Leese, owner and operator of Wilmington Walking Tours is a University of North Carolina Wilmington alumna with a degree in history and is a local preservation volunteer. Leese shares her passion for the town and its unique history and stories of the families who lived in the beautiful homes. The History and Architecture Tour of Wilmington is offered daily and features a one-mile stroll through historic downtown. The one hour and 45-minute tour is $25 per person. Another tour offer is The Historic Happy Hour tour. This tour is a weekly tour that features stop for drinks at some of Wilmington historic places. The 2 1/2 tour is $30; drinks are not included. Group and private tours are also accepted. For more information, visit  Wilmington Walking Tours  or 910-264-5970.

Wilmington True History Tours

Brandon Carter, owner of the Wilmington True History Tours, is a historian and former National Park Service Ranger (Richmond National Battlefield Park). Along with Carter, well-known local historian Chris Fonvielle givers tours. Fonvielle specializes in two-hour tours of Wilmington History, Civil War History, Oakdale Cemetery, and various other specialty tours throughout the year.  Also local educator Alex Busch provides Dark History Tours, a fact-based alternative to Wilmington's ghost tours. Private turs is also offered. Details: https://wilmingtontruehistory.com/ .

Self-guided tours through Southport

The city of Southport partnered with the Southport Historical Society to offer self-guided tours by using a free mobile app called PocketSights. These tours are "free roam tours" where you can either walk and/or drive from location to location in any order you choose.

• Historic Southport (24 locations)
• Historic Monuments and Markers (38 locations)
• Safe Haven Movie Tour (11 locations)
• African American Heritage Tour (17 locations)

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Historic Downtown Burgaw

The Burgaw Historic District was entered in the National Register of Historic Places in August of 1999. It is located in Pender County. In 1879, Burgaw was designated the county seat. There are many historic homes and buildings within the downtown district. The oldest building in the district is the train depot which was built prior to the Civil War. There is also the historic Pender County Courthouse located in the center of town known as "Court House Square." The courthouse is the focal point which defines the charm and character of the downtown area. Brochures can be pickup for a self-guided walking tour at the Municipal Building, 109 N. Walker St., Burgaw.

AC Walking Tours Expand to Surrounding Communities

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.  — The popular AC Walking Tours are back and bigger than ever in 2024 with new tours and expansion into neighborhoods around Atlantic City.

The spring tours will take place from noon to 2 p.m. on consecutive Saturdays in May. Summer tours will take place from 10 a.m. to noon on consecutive Fridays in July. Fall tours will take place from noon to 2 p.m. on consecutive Saturdays in October. All are sponsored by Stockton University’s Office of Continuing Studies and Adult Education (OCSAE).

“These fun adventures across the greater Atlantic City area provide interactive experiences in a two-hour guided tour,” said OCSAE Assistant Director Diane Strelczyk. “Our tours are designed to highlight the beauty, history and humanity of Atlantic City. Each neighborhood features a rich history and a present-day vibe. Our goal is to showcase all the interesting people, places and events Atlantic City has held, currently features and hopes to achieve.”

The tours are researched, designed and led by historian Levi Fox, an assistant professor of History at Immaculata University and former adjunct professor at Stockton.

The spring lineup begins on May 4 with Lower Chelsea, followed by Nucky’s Empire on May 11, Margate’s “The Lucy Loop” on May 18 and Historic Somers Point on May 25.

The summer lineup focuses exclusively on Atlantic City neighborhoods starting on July 5 in Upper Chelsea, followed by Ducktown Revitalization on July 12, the North Inlet and Bungalow Park on July 19 and South Inlet’s “To the Lighthouse” on July 26.

The fall lineup starts in downtown Ocean City on Oct. 5 and then moves to Atlantic City for Northside Heritage on Oct. 12, Louisa Mack’s LGBTQ+ on Oct. 19 and the History of Gaming on Oct. 26.

Strelczyk said the office is excited to offer two new Atlantic City tours: Nucky’s Empire and North Inlet and Bungalow Park. Fox will be dressed in character as infamous Atlantic City boss Enoch “Nucky” Johnson, while the North Inlet tour will discuss the historic impact of Bungalow Park and Gardner’s Basin.

“As we integrate these new tours with standard favorites, such as the Lower Chelsea and Ducktown Revitalization tours, we know everyone will get their steps in this year,” she said.  

All tours are $15 per person, per tour. Participants are encouraged to bring their walking shoes, sunscreen and a water bottle, as each tour will cover two to three miles of parks, city streets and the boardwalks. Select tours will also include tours of popular local attractions like Lucy the Elephant, the Absecon Lighthouse, the Noyes Arts Garage, the Margate Historical Society and the 4th Street Life Saving Station in Ocean City.

The Ducktown Community Development Corporation, the Chelsea Economic Development Corporation and Lucy the Elephant are co-sponsors of the walking tours.

For more information and to register, visit www.stockton.edu/continuing-studies/ac_walkingtours.html .  

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