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Groningen is the capital of the northernmost province in the Netherlands and a university city with a rich history and culture. Learn about its etymology, geography, economy, demographics, politics, transport, and notable people.
- Take a scenic trip back in time in Groningen’s old town. One of the best ways to tour the scenic heart of Groningen is by foot (preferably with a camera in hand!)
- Explore the wonders of science and nature at Groningen University Museum. If you’re eager to see a mummy in the…err, flesh, then you can’t miss a trip to the Groningen University Museum.
- Prepare to be dazzled by the trippy Groninger Museum. @groningermuseum. B-but it’s so nice with the rainy weather 🥺 #fyp #museumtok #museum #groningermuseum #arttok #art #exhibition #artwork #groningen.
- Have a pint (or three!) at De Drie Gezusters. Are you dying for a pint after a long day of exploring gorgeous Groningen? Then head to mainland Europe’s biggest pub, De Drie Gezusters.
Vigorous, authentic and unspoiled. This is Groningen: a city bursting with energy. Surrounded by countryside where the silence embraces you like an old friend. Step into a different world and enjoy Groningen to the fullest. We guarantee you will come back for more!
- Martinitoren. In the last 500 years, the Martinitoren tower has endured fire and lightning, and has nearly collapsed. Wars have been won and lost on its steps, but the tower has stood firm and, at 97 metres, it is still the highest building in the city.
- Nationaal Park Lauwersmeer. Of course there was a plan behind the closing off of the Lauwerszee in 1969. But nobody could have imagined that the Lauwersmeergebied area would develop into one of the most beautiful scenic areas in the Netherlands.
- The Dutch Wadden. Do you think that the Wadden Sea is all about the West Frisian islands? Well, you may be correct literally, but certainly not figuratively.
- Forum Groningen. A new building has emerged in the very heart of Groningen centre: the Forum, a meeting place for everyone with a certain curiosity in today’s world and tomorrow’s opportunities.
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- Take a Walking Tour of Groningen's Old Town District. With its numerous bike- and people-friendly pathways and old squares, Old Town Groningen is a delightful place to begin your adventure.
- See Martinikerk and Climb the Martini Tower. Martin's Church (Martinikerk), a lovely brick-built Romanesque-Gothic basilica constructed in the 13th century, is one of Groningen's most important landmarks.
- Visit the Groninger Museum. Founded in 1874, the Groninger Museum is now one of the most technologically advanced art galleries in the Netherlands. Housed in a splendid post-modern building on the banks of the Verbindingskanaal, its three main pavilions host impressive exhibits of modern and contemporary art from both local and international artists, as well as works from the museum's standing collections.
- See the Unique Wall House #2. The fascinating Wall House #2 is another pleasing piece of architecture that's also of interest to those with a hankering for great design.
Discover Groningen, an ancient city with a young and daring spirit. Explore its historic and modern attractions, cultural scene, natural surroundings and culinary delights.
Small but certainly interesting museum in center of Groningen. Starting with modern day archaeology examples , but also in past collected items and tribute to first female Dutch physician and advocate for women’s vote rights. Interesting collection of anatomy related samples ( Enschede collection).
