NOVIOMAGIVM Nijmegen, or Noviomagum, commonly Nimwegen, a royal city of the Franks in the past, and the primary city of Gelderland

A hand-colored engraving from the 16th century providing a panoramic view of the city of Nijmegen as seen from the south bank of the river Waal. At the top center is an ornate Renaissance-style cartouche containing the Latin title. Flanking the city at the top are two coats of arms: on the left, a complex heraldic shield topped with a crown; on the right, a shield featuring a black double-headed eagle. The city skyline features prominent landmarks including the Valkhof castle on the left, several church spires, and the large St. Stephen's Church dominating the center-right. The city is protected by a continuous stone wall with multiple gatehouses and towers. The river Waal occupies the middle ground, populated by several sailing vessels. In the foreground, three figures are depicted in contemporary period clothing engaged in conversation. On the lower left, a small boat is being rowed toward the shore.

Valkhof Castle
St. Thomas
At the Friars
St. John
The School
St. Stephen's Church
Besenborch
The Spillentoren Spindle Tower
The Friars

Veer Gate
Crom Gate
Schi Gate?
Hele Gate
Baker Gate