Experiencing a delightful day on the canals of Groningen with good company is something you can do together with Boat Special. Our boat is the only fully electric tour boat in Groningen and can be reserved for a maximum of 32 people.
A nice hotel in the center of Winschoten, opposite train and bus station. All rooms have private bathrooms, smart TV and Wifi. Breakfast is included. Welcome!
"Experience an unforgettable boat tour aboard our boat cruise. Bring your friends, customize your playlist, and set sail on an unforgettable voyage aboard our stunning vessel! Enjoy unlimited drinks as you navigate the charming historic canals.
Our group accommodation right by the beautiful Lauwers Lake has no less than 10 bedrooms for 34 persons in total. Robersum is an accommodation that’s comfortable and has enough space for everyone!
The Sint Anthony Gasthuis was founded in 1517 and used to take care of the poor and the sick. The guesthouse was initially inhabited by poor elderly people, but later also by plague sufferers (1608-1644).
Works mostly created by artists from the northern part of The Netherlands are on display in this attractive ambiance, such as still lives by Frans Brommer, Sietse Jonker, Derk van Dijken and Jan Brinkgreve.
'Het Kasteeltje' is a nice attractive house in the Oosterpoort district in Groningen. Are you looking for a well-kept comfortable overnight stay or a nice holiday home in the city of Groningen, then you have come to the right place.
The NH Groningen Hotel gets full marks for location.
The tenth floor of NH Groningen has a magnificent view of the city; the perfect location for a meeting or event. The enjoyable city centre is close at hand for guests staying in one of the 127 rooms.
Enjoy a delicious fresh lunch, healthy smoothies, good coffee and delicious homemade banquet in our sunny city garden at the Westerhaven shopping area. Or enjoy a delicious lunch and lounge on the cozy lounge sofas by the fireplace. Welcome!
In 1990 the city of Groningen celebrated its 950 th anniversary and a contemporary city gate was placed at each main entrance road of the city to mark this.
The Veenkoloniaal Museum tells the story of the golden 19th century. Hundreds of inland and sea vessels, plenty of activity along the canal and on land, dozens of shipyards and just as many factory chimneys.