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Grand adventures in Groningen
Feel the energy of Groningen when you gaze over the rooftops from the Martinitoren or as you stroll along the historic streets. Here you will find quiet urban oases as well as lively student hangouts and bustling market squares. Go out and explore: you will be in for a treat!
Exploring the Drentsche Aa
Walk or bike through the Drentsche Aa, an ancient landscape that is home to many unique plants and animals. Here you will also find the greatest concentration of prehistoric monuments in our country. Discover the best preserved esdorp (traditional villages) landscape in all of Western Europe.
From dolmens to angerdorf
Discover some of the oldest natural landscapes in the Netherlands in Geopark de Hondsrug, where you will find dolmens, war bunkers and many museums. Explore the angerdorf villages with their authentic farmhouses and lively village squares. Drenthe offers diverse nature and culture!
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Welcome to Waterpark De Bloemert
Fancy relaxing on your own jetty? You can, at Waterpark De Bloemert in Midlaren, which is situated in a watery landscape. From the marina in the park, sailing onto the extensive Zuidlaardermeer is simplicity itself. With more than 1,100 kilometres of cycle paths, 53 historic dolmens, and three national parks, Drenthe has something for everyone.
You can learn everything about water sports at the holiday park De Bloemert sailing school. Just opposite the holiday park at the Noordlaarderbossen woods for some excellent hiking. And after all that natural beauty, Groningen is just 15 kilometres away for those seeking a dose of culture and the pleasures a city can offer.