Groningen (city)

The city is noted for its Martinitoren (Martini Tower), the second tallest church tower in the Netherlands, and is the home of the University of Groningen.

The municipality of Groningen has an area of 82.52 km² (2.67 km² water), and includes the following towns: Dorkwerd[?], Engelbert[?], Hoogkerk[?], Leegkerk[?], Middelbert[?], Noorddijk[?], Noorderhoogebrug[?], Oosterhogebrug[?], Roodehaan[?], Ruischerbrug[?], Vierverlaten[?].

There are railways to

• (East) Leer (town), Leer (district), Weser-Ems (Regierungsbezirk), Lower Saxony, Germany.
• (North) Roodeschool, Delfzijl
• (West) Leeuwarden
• (South) Zwolle, Amersfoort, Amsterdam/Schiphol/Utrecht (city)

External Links

• Official Website (http://www.groningen.nl)
• Website of the university (http://www.rug.nl/cis/english/index.htm)