The city centre of Groningen is a picture to see. Courtyards, monuments, historic warehouses, the centre is full of them! A unique piece of Groningen is the Hoge en Lage der A, a stream where the ships used to enter to load and unload. The beautiful Martinitoren, which towers high above the city, is not to come. A climb up is spicy but definitely worth it. Furthermore, Groningen offers plenty of choice in terms of museums. Immerse yourself in maritime history or discover modern art and treasures of the past. Save your favourite spots on your city guide and experience an unforgettable day in Groningen.
In this beautiful, hundreds of years old garden you will find a rose garden, herb garden and a tea shop that is open in fine weather.
The academic heart of Groningen. This museum has a diverse collection. Nature, culture and science are central.
The building is of historical value due to the history of scientific education in Groningen and its neo-Renaissance design.
In this street are some of the oldest buildings in Groningen. You will look special monumental buildings like large mansions.
Enjoy the peace and quiet in this largest and oldest guest house in Groningen. Founded in the 12th century to care for the poor, sick and pilgrims.
Nature and history come together on this green spot. The park is located on the site where the defensive walls of the city were built in the 17th century.
The light falls nicely into this church, recognizable by its striking yellow tower. There's nothing to see, but the tower collapsed twice.
With a public toilet, you don't immediately think of a nice spot. However, the toilet created by Koolhaas and Olaf is a picture to see.
Let this colourful, versatile museum surprise you. There are extensive collections in the field of art and antiquities.
Museum of graphic crafts, graphic art and design. In addition to historical presses that can be viewed, craftsmen will be happy to explain everything to you.
The centre of Groningen where the view is beautiful thanks to the Martinitoren and the town hall that borders the square.
Enjoy a good cup of coffee, extensive lunch or delicious dinner in a rustic setting at this almost 400 year old listed building.
For more than 500 years, this tower has determined the view of the city. The ascent is rewarded with a beautiful view over the city.
Originally, the guesthouse was against the city wall. This is because it used to serve as a pesthouse. Nowadays, it's a peaceful place in the city.
On arrival or departure, do not walk around but through the station building. Look your eyes out thanks to the special ceilings and beautiful windows.
The Korenbeurs has long been the centre of grain trade. The unique building and techniques is a mix of styles and now houses an Albert Heijn.
Enjoy this green oasis of peace and leave the hustle and bustle of the city centre behind. The square exudes the atmosphere of a small park.
Between the Hoge der A and Low of the A, the A. Through this stream ships came in to load and unload. You will find 28 national monuments here.
A museum in, for and about Groningen. Explore it: visit exhibitions, activities and sail on the 100-year-old museum ship.
Built from 1885 to 1887, this neo-Gothic church features a beautiful organ and a special hexagonal spire made of cast iron.
Let the work of Erik Zwezerijnen grab you in this atmospheric gallery. The style of the works is colourful, full of energy and cheerful.
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