Mercure Hotel Groningen Martiniplaza | The nicest Citytrip Groningen package

Forum Groningen

Whatever your interests, the Groninger Forum is the place to be. Relax in the library with a good book, stay up to date with a daily newspaper at the newsstand or visit the exhibition. More interested in discovering new things? In the Media Lab and Smartlab, learn about tomorrow's technology. End your visit with a snack and a drink while enjoying the view of the city.

Florentin

Restaurant Florentin is inspired by Tel Aviv's vibrant neighborhood of the same name. The free city where all cultures come together has a creative artsy vibe and 'Balagan' style food. At the former Old Gas Works in Groningen, you can experience the food, drink and this atmosphere in all its glory. Because not only in Tel Aviv are they free, creative and artsy. In Groningen, too, you have come to the right place for this. The food is surprising and accompanied by delicious tunes. Especially complete your evening with dessert, where they create a true work of art for you on the table.

The Pump House

At Museumcafé Het Pomphuis which is part of the Scheepvaartsmuseum, you can not only enjoy a drink on the beloved canal-side terrace. In fact, the atmospheric restaurant on the second floor of the old pump house has recently started cooking at a high level. Here you can enjoy a surprising 3-, 4-, 5- or 6-course menu with products from local farmers and gardeners. So enthusiastic that you want to dine there more often? No problem. At Het Pomphuis they serve something different every day.

Groninger Museum

A visit to Groningen is not complete without a visit to the Groninger Museum. The building itself, designed by Alessandro Mendini, is a sight in itself. The Groninger Museum has existed for more than a hundred years and has accumulated an extensive collection. From a collection related to the history and culture of the city and province of Groningen, to contemporary art, fashion and design; the collections in the Groninger Museum are very diverse.

The Onlands

Close to the city of Groningen is a nature reserve of approximately 3,500 contiguous soccer fields in size, with rough hay meadows, marsh forest and plenty of room for excess water. During prolonged, heavy rainfall, this area ensures that city-Gronizens keep their feet dry. At 26 meters, the watchtower offers a magnificent view: over De Onlanden, on the skyline of Groningen, on the many marsh birds and the special grazers.