Historical remains Few Roman remains are visible today; a fragment of the old city wall can be seen near the casino and the foundations of the amphitheatre are traced in the paving of the present-day Rembrandtstraat. The Valkhof Museum, on the Valkhof, has a permanent display of the history of Nijmegen, including artifacts from the Roman era. Additionally, they usually have temporary exhibitions of more and less famous artists. During building works in the Waalsprong area, ruins from before the Roman times were found which were identified in 2022 as those of a sauna. This 3,600 year-old sauna is the first of its kind in mainland Europe.
hIstorIcal remAIns few romAN remainS are VisibLe tOday; a fraGment Of the old cITY wAll can be SEeN neAr the Casino aNd the fOunDatIonS of the amphITHEATRE are traced In the PavinG of tHE PreseNt-DAY rembranDTStraaT. The vALkhOf museum, on the VAlkhOf, Has A pErmanenT DispLay of The HistoRy of NijMegEn, inclUdiNG ArtifACts from The roMan eRa. addItIoNally, theY usUAlly hAVe TempOrary exhIbItIOnS of mOrE and leSs FAmous aRtisTs. durinG BuiLDing works in tHe wAalSProng Area, ruiNs from befORe the rOman tImEs werE founD WHiCh wEre identified In 2022 as tHoSE Of a sauNa. This 3,600 yEAr-Old saunA iS the fiRsT Of its kINd In mainlAnD eUroPe.