
Nijmegen The Netherlands Travel Guide
The main public transport in Nijmegen is a comprehensive system of buses operated by Breng. Some regional transport links are via Arriva. The network includes the city center, residential areas, and links to Radboud University and hospitals.
Nijmegen Central Terminal is the central hub for all public transport. Most bus services depart from the station forecourt. Plein 1944 is another important bus stop.
Buses generally operate from early morning (~5:30 AM) until late evening (~12:30 AM). Reduced service on Sundays/holidays.
Main routes every 10-15 minutes during peak hours. Less popular routes may have lower frequencies.
Most modern buses are low-floor with ramps, accessible for wheelchair users. Nijmegen Central The terminal is wheelchair accessible.
Blue license plates, traditional roof sign.
Designated stands (Nijmegen Central Station) or call local company.
Metered by distance and time (€10-€20 for short city rides).
Uber/Bolt availability limited; local taxi apps often better.
Nijmegen provides different rental options for personal transportation, with bicycle rentals being specifically popular and convenient.
Vehicles drive on the right-hand side of the road.
Strictly enforced: 50 km/h urban, 80 km/h provincial, 100/120/A speed of 130 km/h highways.
Expensive and restricted in city center. Use paid garages or P+R facilities.
Walking and cycling are the most authentic ways to experience Nijmegen. Beyond standard transport, niche choices mainly serve leisure or specific purposes.
Nearly all public buses are low-floor and has ramps for accessibility.
NS train network is improving accessibility.
Older parts with cobblestones could be challenging for mobility devices.
Main pedestrian routes are generally well-maintained.
Small, seasonal local ferries cross the Waal River. Boat trips on the river on Waal/Rhine offer leisure travel.
Not daily transport, mainly for leisure.
Nijmegen's well-developed infrastructure caters to various travel styles. Active transportation like walking and cycling offers the most immersive city experience.
For longer distances or convenience, the bus system is a reliable choice. Plan your movements, and appreciate the ease of exploring this historic Dutch city.