Groningen Tourism

Groningen is a Dutch city in the Netherlands located at the northernmost side of the Hondsrug area. It borders the Friesland in the west, Germany in the east, and Drenthe province to the south. The Wadden Sea is located on the northern side of Groningen.

For those looking to escape from chaos to calm, Groningen is the perfect destination. Apart from its scenic backdrop of the sky-high mountains and glistening tea gardens, it has beautiful waterfalls that make it a slice of paradise for the visitors. The fascinating beauty of Groningen is sure to give you many Instagram-worthy memories.

Take a leisurely trip to Groningen, and feast your eyes on the city's cultural hotspots and historical attractions. It has beautiful historical monuments like the Groningen University and Museum and Martini Tower. You can also visit Groningen Old Town that has old squares and people-friendly pathways. Wildlife enthusiasts can gawp at the furry creatures at the Lauwersmeer National Park.

Art and architecture buffs should take a tour of Nienoord, which is a canal-side manor house with two hundred and fifty historic horse-drawn vehicles. You can also attend Noorderzon Performing Arts Festival and explore the Village of Bourtange.

Groningen experiences pleasant weather all year round, and there is a good amount of rainfall throughout the year.