Pathé Arnhem

Korenmarkt (literally: corn market) is a small, attractive city square lined with sidewalk cafés.

In the square next to the Eusebius Church. Here you find a wider selection of movies.

This octagonal neo-classical church stands in the middle of Jansplein, a public square, and was built in 1837-1838. It is used today by the Reformed Church.

39 interconnected cellars from the 13th, 14th and 15th centuries are preserved and restored under the shopping streets of Arnhem.

Sint-Petersgasthuis (Saint Peters guest house) was built around 1354 to provide overnight accommodation for homeless people. The brick building has two bartizans (castle-like turrets) and a statue of Saint Peter at the top of the façade.