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• Groningen

  Groningen is the capital of the province Groningen and with 182,000 residents by far the largest town in the North of the Netherlands. Groningen has one of the oldest and largest universities of the Netherlands and houses more than 40,000 students, so it is a very young and lively town. Because of these students it is a good place to party and to study (abroad)!
  
  The main sites of Groningen are the main square (Grote Markt) and its surroundings, The Martini Tower, the canals and the Groninger Museum (the building on an artificial island is a work of art in itself). Groningen also houses one of the most beautiful buildings (according to a national competition) of The Netherlands: the Gasunie building. Also Station Groningen, dating from 1866 and just greatly renovated, is considered as a fantastic monument.
  
  The cultural side of Groningen is also quite interesting. The Eurosonic festival in January is considered as one of the most important festivals to discover new music. The Noorderzon festival in August is a performing arts festival held in the Noorderplantsoen.
  
  Furthermore the Bommend Berend day on August 28 is an important celebrating day for Groningen with fire works in the city park and all kind activities in the city center.
  Since the city center is forbidden for cars, cycling is the easiest and most important way of transport. In 2002 Groningen was voted as biking city of the Netherlands. In 2005 and 2006 Groningen was elected best city center of the Netherlands.
  
  Every year in October the run 4 mile of Groningen is helt.

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  Trompsingel 21, 9724 DA Groningen, Netherlands

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• Leeuwarden

  Leeuwarden is a little-known town in the northern part of the Netherlands. It is the capital of Fryslân, well-known for its Frisian cattle and Frisian horses. An agricultural province, tourism nevertheless makes up a major part of the region’s income, both from the various lakes in the southwest and the islands in the north, in the Wadden Sea, while Leeuwarden itself is a major draw due to the cattle market, the annual flower market on Ascension Day (the largest in the Netherlands), and various technical institutes and universities catering to applied sciences.
  
  Home to just over 90,000 people, Leeuwarden can date its history back to that least the 10th century, although recent remains have been unearthed which point to a history as early as the 2nd century. It was initially granted its first town charter in 1435 and since its inception has been an active trade-related town, which has also been a center for artists over the years. The town boasts a variety of architectural wonders, from the former chancellery building known as Kanselarij to the old trade center of the town known as the Waag. There is also the leaning tower of Oldehove, which has an even greater keel than that of the leaning tower of Pisa, even though it is much less well-known.
  
  Along with its large student population and various agricultural-based activities throughout the year, Leeuwarden is famous for being both the starting and the finishing point for the 200 kilometer-long speed-skating race known as Elfstedentocht. It is only held when the winter conditions are perfect, with the last race being held in January of 1997, and its first race held in 1909. Being such a rare occurrence, the race sparks a frenzy of activity, and transforms Leeuwarden from a simple university town into a massive headquarters for over 15,000 amateur skaters.

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• ArnoldVeeman
  Such a nice place, I always advice everyone to stay there again. Zo'n fijne plek, ik raad altijd iedereen aan om daar eens te overnachten.

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• Ursi BB
  Wonderful vintage place great kitchen, magnanimous operator. Gotta love! Wunderbarer Vintage-Ort, prima Küche, grossherzige Betreiberin. Muss man einfach mögen!

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• Anna Eurich
  We are once randomly found this place and now stay there whenever we are traveling in Holland. Very tasty food! It not only tastes good, but is beautifully served. Very friendly hotel owner. The hotel deserves the highest praise. An even better place we have never seen in Holland. Wir sind ein Mal per Zufall das Hotel gefunden und jetzt übernachten da immer, wenn wir in Holland unterwegs sind. Sehr leckeres Essen! Es schmeckt nicht nur gut, sondern ist wunderschön serviert. Sehr freundliche Hotelinhaberin. Das Hotel hat das höchste Lob verdient. Ein noch besseres Hotel haben wir in Holland nie gesehen.

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• A Google User
  one of the most beautiful places I have slept in !!! uno dei posti più belli in cui ho dormito !!!

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