Start your adventure at the iconic Martinitoren, the symbol of Groningen. Climb its 311 steps for panoramic views of the city and surrounding countryside.

Martinitoren

Afterwards, stroll through the Grote Markt and soak up the energy of this lively central square, surrounded by historic buildings, cafés, and market stalls.

Grote Markt

Visit the world-renowned Groninger Museum, known for its avant-garde architecture and engaging exhibitions of modern, contemporary, and regional art.

Groninger Museum

Dine at local favorite Bistro Boys, a cozy spot famous for its creative takes on Dutch and European classics in a relaxed setting near the canals.

Bistro Boys

Enjoy a peaceful stroll through the Noorderplantsoen, Groningen’s beloved urban park, perfect for a morning walk among ponds, trees, and sculptures.

Noorderplantsoen

Grab a coffee and fresh pastry at BAQ, a stylish café known for its homemade treats and strong community vibe.

BAQ

Step back in time at the tranquil Prinsenhof Gardens, a hidden Renaissance gem with beautifully manicured hedges and aromatic herbs.

Prinsenhof Gardens

Experience Groningen’s student energy at De Drie Gezusters, one of Europe’s largest cafés, perfect for drinks and people-watching on the bustling square.

De Drie Gezusters

Discover Groningen’s creative side at GRID Grafisch Museum, an interactive museum dedicated to the city’s printmaking and graphic arts heritage.

GRID Grafisch Museum

Head to Folkingestraat, voted the Netherlands’ most beautiful shopping street—browse indie boutiques, galleries, and quirky shops set among street art and Jewish heritage sites.

Folkingestraat

Cap off your visit with dinner at Het Pakhuis, a local institution set in a former warehouse, serving Dutch specialties and craft beers in a cozy, rustic atmosphere.

Het Pakhuis