THE NETHERLANDS · DESTINATION
The Dutch classics.
The 15 most popular groningen netherlands tours in the Netherlands. What each one is really like, who runs it, and what it costs.
A 1-hour Groningen canal cruise with audio and text guides, great drinks, and close views of the Martinitoren and city towers.
“Very nice trip with lots to see. The guiding in two languages was good but the clarity suffered a bit because of too much to say in too a short time.”
Climb Groningen’s Martinitoren for sweeping city views, a short history film, and bell-ringing fun, with an hour of doable stair effort.
“It was a great experience to climb the tower. Definitely recommended, allow two hours to have enough time to spend on every level and at the top behind the face of the clock! L”
Sip drinks on Groningen’s first floating terrace, with a bar, comfy seating, and a cabriolet roof that opens or closes fast.
“Schönes Schiff mit super Personal. Sehr lieb und zuvorkommend. Um diese Zeit trotz Heitstrahler, an Bord etwas kalt. Daher etwas mehr anziehen.”
1-hour Groningen open-boat canal cruise with an English guide, landmark sights like Martinitoren, and unlimited drinks for $27.
“My friend and I booked this tour last week and we had a fantastic time with DHEIS, our tour guide. We were happy being just four people on the boat. Despite driving the comfy boat safely Dheis is a very sympathetic guy who told and showed us interesting things, stories and facts about Groningen, Groningen…”
1.5-hour walking tour in Groningen with a local guide. See Martini-toren, student life, historic squares, and a 45m viewpoint at Forum.
“enthousiaste gids. betrokken vij HAAR stad. wist veel.”
Take a silent, open-air electric cruise in Groningen with a cold drink and 3-language audio guide for $26 in just 1 hour.
A 2.5-hour Groningen highlights bike tour with a local guide, bikes included, covering Grote Markt, Martinitoren, parks, and more.
“De gids vertelde het met passie en trotsheid.”
Heated Groningen candlelight canal cruise with glühwein and oliebollen. See lit bridges and towers in 1 hour for $37.
“Ogólne wrażenie jest dobre. Słaba widoczność jest troszeczkę na nabrzeża ze względu na to że zacumowane są na brzegach barki i jachty.”
Evening canal cruise in Groningen with an English guide, open bar, and cheese platter. See Centraal Station, Noorderhaven, Aa.
“Schöne Tour mit nettem Guide und toller Verpflegung!”
Relax on a Groningen canal cruise with Borrelvloot: 1–1.5 hours, a guide, music, and unlimited drinks from Schuitendiep.
Two-hour Groningen booze cruise with unlimited Heineken beer, wine & soft drinks, music, toilet, and open/closed roof.
“Echt een top boot! Hele gezellige sfeer en alleen maar gezellig personeel aan het werk!!”
Groningen pub crawl with a pub quiz icebreaker, free entry to 5 venues, 4 drinks or shots, games, and a fun crowd.
“Zaterdag was een ware ontdekkingstocht door de stad. Geen standaard kroegentocht, maar een verassende mix van unieke spots, fijne mensen en een organisatie die alles vlekkeloos liet lopen. Gewoon top!”
Private Groningen walking tour with a local. No fixed route, English guide, pickup options, and a plan built around your interests.
“Our guide, Alexander, did an incredible job. He knew the city inside and out and happily honored our request to see neighborhoods instead of tourist spots. This was Alexander’s first tour but he seemed like a well seasoned pro. He was gracious, polite, open to requests, and extremely easy going. He knew local history and…”
Explore Storyworld in Forum Groningen, a hands-on museum for comics, animation, and games, with original art and creative workshops for all ages.
“Leuk om te zien hoe animatie tot leven komt. Ook leuk dat je zelf actief mee kunt doen. Je voelt je echt in een andere wereld komen.”
A 1-hour Groningen canal cruise with a friendly skipper, unlimited drinks, and Dutch cookies, plus stories and local tips from the water.
“Rondje Groningen met Bente. Ze deed het fantastisch en gaf goede tips over bezienswaardigheden om na de boottocht te doen. We hebben genoten! Dank je wel Bente!”
