Groninger Museum (Groningen, Netherlands) Reviews
Newest Review: ... in a far off town not generally on the tourist trail but it manages to get together some impressive exhibits that other ... more
... larger museums would be jealous of.
Currently it is housing an exhibit that focuses on Russia's hidden orient and the temporary exhibit space is taken up with art work from the less well known Asian parts of Russia and it's neighbours.
For me personally this wasn't my favourite exhibit solely because it is not really an area that I have much interest in but the collection on display is impressive and for someone who has interest in that area then I imagine they would get a lot more out of it.
In the past when I have visit...more
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Groninger Museum (Groningen, Netherlands): A not so provincial museum (1733 words)by - written on 23/03/11 (Very useful, 63 readings)
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The Groninger museum is a surprising experience. Most people have probably never even heard of Groningen never mind its museum and visitors to the city may be surprised to find that the museum is a world class attraction that can more than hold its own against similar museums in much larger cities. It is located near the main train station and as soon as you leave the station you see the museum which is actually built into the river and appears to be floating on the water. It is a really special looking building and is as much a work of art as the exhibits it holds. You get to the museum by a bridge which is also the main connection to the centre of town and this ... Read the complete review
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