
Groningen includes one of Europe’s oldest man-made landscapes and borders a Unesco World Heritage area. And there is more: the province has a magnificent and varied countryside that requires more than just one day of exploring. Set yourself up in one of the many ‘erfgoedlogies’ bed & breakfasts in Groningen and experience that there really is no place like Groningen.
Lauwersland has changed from a salt marsh area into a freshwater area, a...
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The Hoogeland (Highland) is located north of the city of Groningen and is...
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The Westerkwartier is the oldest man-made landscape in the northwestern...
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The Oldambt region is considered the granary of the Netherlands. With its...
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Until the 17th century, the peat district in east Groningen was a no...
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Munnekemoer is located in the region of Westerwolde. It refers to the...
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