Top Things to do in Groningen Province
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The 10 Best Hidden Gems Things to do in Groningen Province, The Netherlands
Discover the best top things to do in Groningen Province, The Netherlands including Dive for You, Fraeylemaborg, Prinsentuin, Groningen City Tours, Veenkoloniaal Museum, Forum Groningen, Brouwerij Martinus, Fontana Resort Bad Nieuweschans, Nationaal Park Lauwersmeer, Museum Wierdenland.
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1. Dive for You
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5.0 based on 11 reviews
PADI Dive courses in small groups or private. Completely adjusted to your needs and wishes!
2. Fraeylemaborg
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4.5 based on 91 reviews
Reviewed By nicolaaslewis - Veghel, The Netherlands
Large garden free to walk around Great for children for a dive in the pool Easy accessibel for older people and wheelchair
3. Prinsentuin
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4.5 based on 518 reviews
Reviewed By Traysi62 - The Hague, The Netherlands
Prinsenhof Hotel overlooks this garden. Lovely to spend a half hour wandering round and there is a cute little tea house.
4. Groningen City Tours
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4.5 based on 70 reviews
The address for your bike tour through the city of Groningen for over 15 years. Our guide shows you well-known and lesser-known places in Groningen! For groups of 10 people or more, we provide group or company outings all year round.
5. Veenkoloniaal Museum
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4.5 based on 95 reviews
Veenkoloniaal Museum Veendam ( Amsterdam Peat Museum) is one of the most surprising museums in the province of Groningen. In the 17th century investors from Amsterdam invested their money in the enormous Bourtanger Moor. Peat (turf/veen) was brought by small vessels to city's like Amsterdam and Gouda.The museum not only tells about peatdigging, but also about the Golden Age of this region, the 19th century! The age when 60% of the Dutch fleet was located in little towns like Veendam, Wildervank and Pekela. They traded f.e.with the town of Riga. It also the century of Anthony Winkler Prins who wrote his encyclopaedia in Veendam and century of William Albert Scholten, the first multinational in the Netherlands. Succesfull in trading in potato starch, straw- and cardboard. Besides the (permanent) story of the region, the museum organizes interesting art and historical exhibitions.
6. Forum Groningen
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4.5 based on 101 reviews
Another eye-catching building is added to the skyline of Groningen's historic city centre. Forum Groningen, open since november 2019, was designed by Amsterdam-based NL Architects for the City of Groningen. It covers a surface area of 17,000 m2 on ten floors, is open seven days a week and hosts a diverse array of activities around one coherent ambition: explore the world, discover the future. Forum Groningen's ambition is to let today's world and tomorrow's opportunities inspire the residents and visitors of Groningen. It hopes to achieve this with international exhibitions, film and literature festivals, as well as courses, workshops and talks. Forum Groningen challenges the public to keep an open mind while exposing them to the latest social and technological developments. To this end, the Forum hosts exhibitions and has the interactive Storyworld museum, five cinemas, a multi-purpose events venue, the city library, study and work places, a Medialab and a Smartlab.
Reviewed By GlobetrotterNL83 - Greater London, United Kingdom
Cool building that you can enter free of charge. On the ground floor is a shop selling items for tourists. There seem to be activities organised for children and many people using it as a work space. Make sure you go to the roof top terrace for amazing views .
7. Brouwerij Martinus
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4.5 based on 103 reviews
Reviewed By Rocka999 - Liverpool, United Kingdom
We were staying in the area and as beer is a passion of mine we found the Martinus Brewery on the net and hey presto they do tours. We booked ourselves in for the English tour which started at 3:30pm, the owners son took us around the brewery, he was very witty, passionate and knowledgable at the same time and kept things moving along nicely whilst answering any questions that were fired at him. Drinks (samples) kept appearing from the bar upstairs which was a nice touch and I enjoyed each one as we were shown around. We bought some bottles at the end of the tour but you can enjoy a few beers at the bar. The staff were all helpful and attentive and I would recommend a visit if in the area. There's a multi story car park close by if you're unfortunate enough to be driving!
8. Fontana Resort Bad Nieuweschans
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4.5 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By 818tuulit - Southern Finland, Finland
They’ve renewed the place since 2018, 3 new saunas! Thermal bath was great as always!! For a Finnish person like me was bit funny to go to saunas and not be able to throw water on stove. Made me laugh when staff lady asked us to leave herbal sauna (while she was getting ready for ritual) because it’s not healthy to stay in +35 Celsius for more than 15 min!! Overall great experience once again, feeling really relaxed!
9. Nationaal Park Lauwersmeer
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4.5 based on 64 reviews
Reviewed By boukeceelen - Nijmegen, The Netherlands
Been coming here for a few years now. And love it at any time of the year. Summer months are best though. For rest and non, or few tourists, the other months are best. Many nature walks available, good for cycling,sailing, heading over to the island of Schiermonnikoog, birdwatching. So much to do. Also the area is one of 2 dark sky parks in the Netherlands, so good for some stargazing or astrophotography (with unobscured views) in otherwise very lightpolluted Netherlands.
