The image captures the stunning riverfront of Nijmegen during the blue hour. The Waalkade, a promenade along the River Waal, is the focal point of the image. The blue hour light casts a magical and serene atmosphere over the scene, illuminating the city's historical architecture and unique cultural heritage. The Waalkade offers the best view of the city, and the photograph captures the irresistible vibe of Nijmegen, with its huge student population, numerous events and festivals, unique hotspots and ever-growing number of lively lunchrooms. Nijmegen is the Netherlands' oldest city and the image is an invitation to discover its rich history and culture. The photograph also captures the serene beauty of the river Waal, making it a perfect representation of the beauty of the city during the blue hour.
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