


The Groninger Museum that opened in 1994 is not merely a casing for art, it is a work of art in itself, designed by the Italian architect Alessandro Mendini. It's a principle that is occurring to an increasing extent in contemporary (museum) architecture. It is an artwork in the centre of the city, traversed by public space where passers-by are directly confronted by all kinds of works of art. The museum shows modern and contemporary art, as well as historic arts.

Visiting hours
Tuesday - Sunday and holidays 10 am - 5 pm. Closed on Mondays (except in the Summer and Christmas Holidays: 1 - 5 pm), 1 January and 25 December.
Admission
Adults: € 7; groups/65+: € 6 p.p.; children 12-16: € 3,50; < 12: free.
Address
Museumeiland 1
GRONINGEN
050-3666555
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Facilities
How to get there?
The Museum is very close to the bus and railway station. By car: Coming via the A7 or A28 (via Zwolle), follow from the Europaplein the signposts for Centrum and P for parking.