City Guide – Groningen | Voya Magazine

A Sense of Place

Groningen unfolds through historic canals, distinctive architecture and the unmistakable Martinitoren

Made for Wandering

Historic streets and unexpected architectural details invite you to explore at your own pace.

By the Water

Life in Groningen flows naturally along its canals, lined with historic buildings and boats

Open Horizons

Wide landscapes, quiet waterways and timeless Dutch scenery just beyond Groningen

A hidden gem in the heart of Groningen, loved for its cosy atmosphere, wood-fired pizzas and lively local character
De Uurwerker
A quirky local favourite combining food, coffee, shopping and Groningen character under one roof
Wadapartja
Dine in a beautifully preserved 17th-century landmark with a terrace overlooking Groningen’s iconic Martinitoren
Het Goudkantoor
A Michelin Guide-listed restaurant serving refined modern French cuisine in an intimate setting
Bisque
Groningen’s iconic 97-metre tower, offering spectacular views over the historic city centre and surrounding region
Martinitoren
Groningen’s oldest church, home to centuries of history, remarkable medieval paintings and the famous Schnitger organ.
Martinikerk