• Oosterhaven - Situated on the outskirts of Groningen’s city center, the Oosterhaven is a delightful harbor that holds a vital place in the city’s maritime heritage. It offers stunning views with a mix of historical and contemporary ships docked, adding to the area’s distinctive allure.
• Hoofdstation Groningen - Known as “Hoofdstation Groningen,” the Groningen Central Station is a key transportation hub and an architectural gem in the city. Since its opening in 1896, this historic station has been celebrated for its magnificent architecture, which combines neo-Gothic and Renaissance Revival styles.

Visiting Groningen Central Station provides a chance to admire its exquisite facade, adorned with intricate details, turrets, and expansive windows. The interior is equally impressive, featuring a grand and ornately decorated main hall with stained glass windows and detailed tile work.

The station is not only a crucial transportation link, connecting Groningen to other major cities in the Netherlands and beyond, but also a cultural and historical icon. It acts as a gateway to the city, greeting visitors with its remarkable architectural splendor.

• ‘Peerd van Ome Loeks’ - The “Peerd van Ome Loeks” is a famous statue located near Groningen Central Station, serving as a cherished landmark and a symbol of local folklore. Translating to “Uncle Loeks’ Horse” in English, the statue portrays a life-sized horse, honoring a well-known local tale about a man named Loeks and his loyal horse.

The sculpture embodies the spirit of the story, with the horse standing proudly, symbolizing loyalty and strength. Created by artist Jan de Baat and unveiled in 1959, the statue has become an iconic piece of public art in Groningen. Crafted from bronze, it possesses a timeless and enduring quality.

• Groninger Museum - The Groningen Museum is a remarkable example of modern architecture, celebrated for its daring and unconventional design. Opened in 1994, the museum’s architecture is the result of a collaboration among several esteemed architects, including Alessandro Mendini, Philippe Starck, and Coop Himmelb(l)au. The building’s exterior is a lively blend of shapes, colors, and materials, creating a visually striking structure that stands out along the Verbindingskanaal.

The museum consists of several interconnected pavilions, each with its own distinct design and character. The central pavilion, designed by Mendini, features a golden tower and vibrant facades, while other sections showcase innovative uses of glass, metal, and concrete. The varied architectural styles mirror the diverse nature of the museum’s art collections.

• Admission fees
• Carbonated beverages
• Alcoholic beverages

Sail through the historic canals of Groningen aboard Bootje Speciaal, an inviting open boat designed for enjoying summer moments with friends. Over the course of 1.5 hours, delight in unlimited beer, wine, and soft drinks while taking in the city’s breathtaking views and enjoying a specially curated playlist. This adventure is perfect for celebrations, casual gatherings, or simply unwinding in the sun with loved ones.

• Delight in a 1.5-hour private boat tour through Groningen’s canals
• Enjoy unlimited beer, wine, and soft drinks during the trip
• Unwind with music on board, thanks to a Bluetooth speaker
• Ideal for small groups celebrating special events or casual get-togethers

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.