Groningen is a city full of culinary surprises, where flavours from all over the world come together. From Italian pasta to spicy Thai curries or traditional dishes from Ukrainian cuisine, Groningen has plenty of international…
December brings the Christmas spirit to Groningen, making the city bustling with events and activities this month. You can go stroll over the cute christmas markets or go iceskating on the ice skating rank. The…
Groningen is one of the biggest student cities in the Netherlands, and all those students give the city a lively nightlife. It’s the only city with no compulsory closing time, so there are plenty of…
Rustling leaves under your shoes, chestnuts falling from the trees and searching for mushrooms. Autumn is in full swing. Autumn is a great time to walk with the autumn sun on your face and escape…
Groningen is a true student town. There are plenty of places in the city where you can quickly score a delicious, affordable lunch. This is ideal while studying or in between your classes, but also…
Groningen is home to countless restaurants where you can enjoy appetizing dishes. But now there is extra reason to celebrate, because the two exceptional restaurants Niemeijer and Dokjard recently received a Bib Gourmand recognition! This…
The Martini Tower, students, vibrant nightlife, pubs that don’t have closing times and an egg ball from the wall are typical Groningen. These are probably the first things that come to mind when you think…
The cityscape of Groningen is constantly evolving. Old and new buildings are right next to each other and transform this city into a fascinating mixture of modern and old-fashioned. That is why we decided to…
You can find a lot of markets in Groningen, especially in the city centre. You can visit the markets almost every day of the week. At the open air markets you can buy fresh food…
We have delved into the history books for you, to look for the rich history of beautiful Groningen. Groningen has been home for several residents for centuries. The first written documents go back to 1040….
