Martinikerk

Admire the eight paintings by Egbert Modderman, titled Works of Mercy, are located in the ambulatory and nave. Among other things, you can view the 18th-century tomb of Wessel Gansfort. See the refurbished brass chandeliers, which were restored in 2019, brighten the nave with a relaxing light. Witness the church's organ, which was rebuilt by Arp Schnitger and has stops from 1450. Also, appreciate the fact that filmmaker Martinikerk Rondeau highlighted the cathedral and organ in his documentary.

• Explore the 13th-century Martinikerk Church, the oldest church in Groningen, and marvel.
• See the magnificent brass chandeliers, which are now tastefully lit with contemporary LEDs to create a cosy ambiance.
• Admire the stunning murals depicting The 8 Works of Mercy by Egbert Modderman, which capture the spirit of kindness and history.
• Pay a visit to the eminent scholar Wessel Gansfort tomb from the 18th century and several other tombs from the 16th century.
• Listen to the church organ, which features stops from 1450 and enhanced by Arp Schnitger, and experience the music filling the chamber.
• Explore nearby attractions like the d'Olle Grieze, which is a famous tower in Groningen, to take in the city's history and stunning panoramas.