Visit Nijmegen in the third week of July . the 4 days marches event nearly 1.7 million people visit the city ,to watch a free music and entertainment all across the city centre over 200 stages. Many drinks and just nice people
Sorry Laura , but its Mergpijpjes ( which translates to bonemarrow pipe ) and not Mergelpijpjes ( Mergel is a kind of rock , I wouldnt want to try that :P ) Great to see that you'r not just visiting Amsterdam , for the Netherlands is so much more than just Amsterdam .
Mty father fought for Nijmagem & Eindoven during the war - When the war finnished Dad signed up for the British control commision - I think It was his way of making amends for all the damage he'd done during the 4 year he was in the army - On his time off my dad would collect stores - tins of food stuff - Chocolate some fruit if he could get his hands on it He would drive to a family in Nijmagen who had looked after him when he got injured - I have some small fotos of him going there - Looking at this Video of yours I can see why My Dad liked to go back ti Nijmagen ! Thank you for sharing !
this is awesome too see I was born in nijmegen it is a very beautiful and old city in fact it is the oldest city of the netherlands the backyards you are showing are in the street where I had my first house nice video!!
Dude great channel I look forward to watching more and getting to know you better next week, super pumped about the creator cast project, I think its gonna be really cool 👌👌
I live in this city and my old school was actually 10 meters off the church That round big building on 10:34 is actually the one were standing inside of at 9:42
Nijmegen is the best city in the Netherlands tbh. Edit lol. Nijmegen is like the guy I'll always go back to since I've been there three years in a row consecutively. Also, next time you go to NL you should visit Delft and Utrecht. I reckon you'd like Delft a lot.
Yo no soy Holandes pero Gelderlandes! Nimega es tan bonita y antigua. Me gusta mucho de conocer que como uno extranjero visito una otra cuidad ademas de nuestra capital.
Hi. Thank you for your excellent video. Excuse me, with a salary of 4,200 euros (before tax), can we have a normal life for two people in Nijmegen? By renting a one-bedroom house. Is remain any money for saving?
Hello, Jordan. I'm Rodolfo Maia from Brazil. I'm doing some videos about my trip to Chile in December. I took some Cajon del Maipo images from your channel to use in my material, and I gave you the credits okay? Congratulations on the job. a hug.
Nijmegen is beautiful but you should go see Utrecht (preferably in the Summer) and you'll change your mind :-) Utrecht is a secret gem according to Lonely Planet and WDR (German television).
Peter, I'm going back to the Netherlands next week and I plan on visiting Utrecht! Can't wait! I'll film my experience and share here soon. Thank you for the recommendation! :)
@@JordanPike Well, that's nice. I live in Utrecht and might have some time to show you around. Utrecht is the fourth largest city in the Netherlands. You were impressed by the bicycle parking in Nijmegen? Well, you'll be impressed more: Utrecht has got a brand new 3-floors bicycle parking being finished this year and by then will be the largest in the world. A part for about 6,000 bikes is already open. We also have the tallest church tower of the country, a very modern (and the busiest and largest; you Americans must like those largest things) very new and modern train station of the country. Very different canals than you know and a medieval city center that is actually older than Amsterdam's.
Nijmegen is not the oldest city in the Netherlands , that is Maastricht in the south of the province Limburg , it is a bit older then Nijmegen ( it was called Mosa Trajectum in the Roman Empire ) !!
@@lindalemoni5428Old and quaint cities, besides Amsterdam: Utrecht, Leiden, Delft, Alkmaar, Haarlem, Deventer en Maastricht, which is really the oldest city of the Netherlands. Most Dutchies are not very fond of Amsterdam, beautiful city, but completly overcrowded by tourists. Lots of really beautiful musea though.
Nijmegen is called the "oldest" city in the Netherlands because it was the first city to acquire market rights and therefore the first recognised city. But Nijmegen is FAR from the most beautiful city in the Netherlands. Nijmegen was also bombed during WW2 and a large part of the city centre was destroyed. No offence, but how can you call Nijmegen the most beautiful city when it's the first city you visit in the Netherlands? You have nothing to compare it to yet? Cities like Amsterdam, Leiden, Utrecht, Deventer, Groningen are infinitely more beautiful than Nijmegen.
Hehe. I traveled around the country before putting this video together. But we're all entitled to our opinions, yeah? It's just my opinion. I'm looking forward to traveling around the Netherlands more and broadening my perspective of beauty in the Netherlands!! And you're dropping WW2 facts on me that I talk about in this video. Thanks for watching!
@@JordanPike I think after Amsterdam, Maastricht is by far the most beautiful city in that country, but not very Dutch and overcrowded by tourists . And also, like Niels wrote, cities like Leiden or Utrecht are very nice. I also like Rotterdam for its avant-garde cultural scene.
@@luxembourger I agree, Amsterdam and Maastricht are beautiful cities. However there are a few more: Utrecht for sure but also Delft, Leiden just to mention a few.
@@PH61a Yes, correct. The historical center of Utrecht is great and not that overcrowded. Leiden is also almost "like a painting". And Delft.. At the arrival I was somewhat shocked by the train station, but then it was nice.... But I think I should visit it again at a better day.
Not only of the market rights .it was already a real city with more than 7 00 civilion inhibitors , the 2 roman legions not included. .it took Utrecht1000 years lto reach that number of inhabitants , So it's the oldest city in many way's
Thanks for watching everyone! Make sure to subscribe for more travel content! I appreciate you. ✌🏻 And dang, Nijmegen is beautiful. 😍
Nijmegen is such a chill city. In the summer it is a relaxing place. ❤💚🖤
NEC❤
Is it warm?
@@jaydazeller9505 if you're lucky it is.. but it could also well be rainy.. it's usually at least about 20 degrees celsius in the summer though
Love the river chill
Nicely done ☺️
Born and raised in Nijmegen, it's really awesome to see the city through your eyes
what do think Nijmegen should have a statue of Van HALEN !! rip Eddie VH
Visit Nijmegen in the third week of July . the 4 days marches event nearly 1.7 million people visit the city ,to watch a free music and entertainment all across the city centre over 200 stages. Many drinks and just nice people
If you're coming for the historical sightings it's not a great time to visit though, but definitely worth it if you like a good party.
I live in Nijmegen, was born and raised there, and I love it here
I'm Greek and I have a Greek friend who study in Nijmegen. After Covid-19 I will visit my friend in the most beautiful Dutch town 😊
Excellent!
Sorry Laura , but its Mergpijpjes ( which translates to bonemarrow pipe ) and not Mergelpijpjes ( Mergel is a kind of rock , I wouldnt want to try that :P )
Great to see that you'r not just visiting Amsterdam , for the Netherlands is so much more than just Amsterdam .
Merg is marrow and mergel is marlstone.
Thx for visiting Nijmegen!
Thank you for having me! Lovely experience!
I love Nijmegen,just like my home(my past life)
I miss Nijmegen so much ! But after a month i will be back there for 2 weeks ❤
I loved the video. Nijmegen seems to be a wonderful city.
Can’t Wait To Go Back To The Netherlands Great Video!
Excited for you to return! 😄
Mty father fought for Nijmagem & Eindoven during the war - When the war finnished Dad signed up for the British control commision - I think It was his way of making amends for all the damage he'd done during the 4 year he was in the army - On his time off my dad would collect stores - tins of food stuff - Chocolate some fruit if he could get his hands on it He would drive to a family in Nijmagen who had looked after him when he got injured - I have some small fotos of him going there - Looking at this Video of yours I can see why My Dad liked to go back ti Nijmagen !
Thank you for sharing !
That's amazing. Thank you for sharing!
Jordan.
Yes. I enjoyed seeing you in your films.
You relax me dude. Very interesting.
Thanks. From Craig.
England.
Please keep going.
Kronkel👍very nice Coffeshop (Weed❤😋i love it!)
I like that you liked it!I weekly come in the bike place!lol.
this is awesome too see I was born in nijmegen
it is a very beautiful and old city in fact it is the oldest city of the netherlands
the backyards you are showing are in the street where I had my first house
nice video!!
Amazing! Thank you for watching!
ur one relaxing dude man, greets from rotterdam
Rood groen en zwart dat zijn de kleuren ❤️💚🖤
Dankjewel!
Dude great channel I look forward to watching more and getting to know you better next week, super pumped about the creator cast project, I think its gonna be really cool 👌👌
I'm super pumped about it man! Looking forward to next week as well. Thanks for dropping by. :D
I miss those days people could freely walk and enjoy outdoors, now with the damn corona nothing is the same :(
I hear ya :/
Cool! Btw the Bastei is a defence tower not a castle and the castle up top is different. You are allowed up the little stairs :)
I go to school in Nijmegen.
(Stedelijk gymnasium Nijmegen for the people who would like to know) lol i have PE under St. Stevens kerk
I live in this city and my old school was actually 10 meters off the church
That round big building on 10:34 is actually the one were standing inside of at 9:42
That's awesome!
Lol when im going to school im tresspassing that way you was biking
👍 nice, greetings from Nijmegen
Lovley landscape,, lovley people,, love it
It's a great city!
@@JordanPike like one of my friend living there she recommend me to watch, very neat and clean ,
So you visited Nijmegen, but not Doornroosje for a concert?
I guess not. Maybe next time!
why did you took the route to my school and this is in my reccomended thats scary as hell
😂
you can actually buy a Museumkaart at some museums or have it delivered abroad.
Very cool to know! Thank you for sharing that info. :D
Cooooool!!!!!! 💗
You live there?
@jordan Pike broo you need to check out the Summer party in Nijmegen !! or Walk of the World ^_^ you wil love it :D
Both sound great!
Loved it... Hoping for more content! Love your work
Jose! I appreciate the support man and there's definitely more coming. Hit that sub button and I'll be in your subscription feed soon. :)
Good job making a vlog about my hometown. 👍
Thanks for watching Lenny!
Its called "Havana aan de Rijn "
"Havana on the Rhine "
Nijmegen is the best city in the Netherlands tbh.
Edit lol. Nijmegen is like the guy I'll always go back to since I've been there three years in a row consecutively. Also, next time you go to NL you should visit Delft and Utrecht. I reckon you'd like Delft a lot.
Its called "Havana aan de Rijn "
"Havana on the Rhine "
Kirk - If you soften the K's - Go on soften them - You get Church !
Holland the country of bicycles 🚴 ✌🏽😅
Yo no soy Holandes pero Gelderlandes! Nimega es tan bonita y antigua. Me gusta mucho de conocer que como uno extranjero visito una otra cuidad ademas de nuestra capital.
Nijmegen 😍😍
Yeah man! Beautiful city!
Mooi stad Nijmegen
Kota tua ..., wow elok kotanya, jadi ingin kesana
Memang bagus mba
Hi. Thank you for your excellent video. Excuse me, with a salary of 4,200 euros (before tax), can we have a normal life for two people in Nijmegen? By renting a one-bedroom house. Is remain any money for saving?
Absolutely.
@@JordanPike Thanks. How much is the rent of a house with a one bedroom? I know it's different but I want to know the range of rent in Nijmegen.
Great video man
Glad you enjoyed dude!
mergelpijp??? mergpijp!!! mergel is a type of rock!
Great video!
Dank je!
Well filmed love your style
Really appreciate that eagle. Thank you!
The marked stones on the floor are tombstones
I believe they represent someone who died in the bombing, yeah.
@@JordanPike no just someone rich who died century's ago
10:47 I visited there before
How is the crime rate there? Is it safe to leave there for expats?
@@judycabacang Haha, it's incredibly safe man. I've lived here for four years now myself.
Nijmegen and Maastricht both claim the title of oldest city in the Netherlands.
Netherlands is all in all beautiful.
P.S. Laura is beautiful too ;)
True! And true :)
I'm from Nijmegen!
My birthplace 😄
Awesome!
Looks great, and your video is informative.
Did I spot a coffee shop there ?
Happy trails Jordan.
I believe you did. :P Glad you enjoyed! Happy trails to you as well. :)
Its called "Havana aan de Rijn "
"Havana on the Rhine "
The painting?
@@JordanPike
No, Many Leftwing Voters
Havana = Cuba.
No, it's Havana a/d Waal, that's our river.
Het is mergpijp, niet mergelpijp:). Het lijkt op mergpijp voor de soep
Where can I get the museum card?
“1492, or the 16th century basically”
🤔🤔🤔🤔
Close, but no cigar.
Hello, Jordan. I'm Rodolfo Maia from Brazil.
I'm doing some videos about my trip to Chile in December. I took some Cajon del Maipo images from your channel to use in my material, and I gave you the credits okay?
Congratulations on the job. a hug.
Cant wait to see your vlogs of Germany!! ive always wanted to go there
Excited to share! What I experienced in Germany is basically how I always imagined it would be, which was a good thing! Beautiful country...
Mergpijp not mergelpijp
Would you kindly focus the camera on the city rather than on you throughout the entire video? THANKS!
I'm Nijmegen 😊
Amazing work. Great info. Awesome place.✌️
Really appreciate your comments and support! Thanks so much!
Clicked this video to see Nijmegen. Was disappointed to see it's just 12 minutes of this guy's face.
😢
Its called "Havana aan de Rijn "
"Havana on the Rhine "
Nice 😎
Shoutout to Nijmegen! :D
I enjoyed your enthusiasm
Thank you for watching!
Nijmegen is beautiful but you should go see Utrecht (preferably in the Summer) and you'll change your mind :-) Utrecht is a secret gem according to Lonely Planet and WDR (German television).
Peter, I'm going back to the Netherlands next week and I plan on visiting Utrecht! Can't wait! I'll film my experience and share here soon. Thank you for the recommendation! :)
@@JordanPike Well, that's nice. I live in Utrecht and might have some time to show you around. Utrecht is the fourth largest city in the Netherlands. You were impressed by the bicycle parking in Nijmegen? Well, you'll be impressed more: Utrecht has got a brand new 3-floors bicycle parking being finished this year and by then will be the largest in the world. A part for about 6,000 bikes is already open. We also have the tallest church tower of the country, a very modern (and the busiest and largest; you Americans must like those largest things) very new and modern train station of the country. Very different canals than you know and a medieval city center that is actually older than Amsterdam's.
love Utrecht , but prefer Nijmegen
Its called "Havana aan de Rijn "
"Havana on the Rhine "
You are not supposed to reveal geocaches!
Sorry! 😬
think youn should open the closet....
I'll open your closet.
Nijmegen is not the oldest city in the Netherlands , that is Maastricht in the south of the province Limburg , it is a bit older then Nijmegen ( it was called Mosa Trajectum in the Roman Empire ) !!
Nope.
No, not true. It's 100% Nijmegen.
I, too, stand by the oldest city being Nijmegen. :P
Fout
Wtf is a Mergelpijp??? It's a Mergpijp.... 🤦♂️
Easy, Einstein
1492 = 16th century? Yeah sure. 🙄
HA! GOT 'EM!
@@JordanPike Sorry?
I don't think Nijmegen is the most beautiful city. It is really fun though.
Zo oud en toch modern
Nothing against Nijmegen, but in the Netherlands there are at least 30 cities that are more beautiful.
Could you tell me some? We are planning to vacation there once the pest 2.0 is in control
Its called "Havana aan de Rijn "
"Havana on the Rhine "
@@lindalemoni5428Old and quaint cities, besides Amsterdam: Utrecht, Leiden, Delft, Alkmaar, Haarlem, Deventer en Maastricht, which is really the oldest city of the Netherlands. Most Dutchies are not very fond of Amsterdam, beautiful city, but completly overcrowded by tourists. Lots of really beautiful musea though.
Nijmegen is called the "oldest" city in the Netherlands because it was the first city to acquire market rights and therefore the first recognised city. But Nijmegen is FAR from the most beautiful city in the Netherlands. Nijmegen was also bombed during WW2 and a large part of the city centre was destroyed. No offence, but how can you call Nijmegen the most beautiful city when it's the first city you visit in the Netherlands? You have nothing to compare it to yet? Cities like Amsterdam, Leiden, Utrecht, Deventer, Groningen are infinitely more beautiful than Nijmegen.
Hehe. I traveled around the country before putting this video together. But we're all entitled to our opinions, yeah? It's just my opinion. I'm looking forward to traveling around the Netherlands more and broadening my perspective of beauty in the Netherlands!! And you're dropping WW2 facts on me that I talk about in this video. Thanks for watching!
@@JordanPike I think after Amsterdam, Maastricht is by far the most beautiful city in that country, but not very Dutch and overcrowded by tourists . And also, like Niels wrote, cities like Leiden or Utrecht are very nice. I also like Rotterdam for its avant-garde cultural scene.
@@luxembourger I agree, Amsterdam and Maastricht are beautiful cities. However there are a few more: Utrecht for sure but also Delft, Leiden just to mention a few.
@@PH61a Yes, correct. The historical center of Utrecht is great and not that overcrowded. Leiden is also almost "like a painting". And Delft.. At the arrival I was somewhat shocked by the train station, but then it was nice.... But I think I should visit it again at a better day.
Not only of the market rights .it was already a real city with more than 7 00 civilion inhibitors , the 2 roman legions not included. .it took Utrecht1000 years lto reach that number of inhabitants , So it's the oldest city in many way's