Once a year, Sint Annastraat transforms into the Via Gladiola—the long road from Malden towards the Wedren, the final triumphal stretch of the Nijmegen Four Days Marches.
Since Roman times, the gladiolus has been the flower of victory—a tradition rooted in the era when Nijmegen was shaped as a city and became the first place in the Netherlands to receive city rights. We have united the triumph of completing the four-day march and years of perseverance into a single pewter pin.
In this design, we’ve combined the gladiolus, the Via Gladiola, and the historic walls of the Hunnerpark into a powerful piece.
Complete your collection of 4Daagse Nijmegen pins with this detailed pewter pin featuring a butterfly clasp.