Discover Groningen’s hidden gems with Pub Trail: a playful, flexible scavenger hunt blending city exploration and pub games. Perfect for friends and families.
Discover Groningen’s hidden gems with Pub Trail: a playful, flexible scavenger hunt blending city exploration and pub games. Perfect for friends and families.
- Martinitoren - Standing on the Grote Markt, the Martinitoren is the tallest tower in the city of Groningen, reaching 96.8 meters.
- Stationsplein 2 - Groningen Station, known locally as the Hoofdstation, serves as the city’s main railway station.
- Akerkhof 1 - The stock exchange, featuring a striking neoclassical facade, was constructed…
- Martinitoren - Standing on the Grote Markt, the Martinitoren is the tallest tower in the city of Groningen, reaching 96.8 meters.
- Stationsplein 2 - Groningen Station, known locally as the Hoofdstation, serves as the city’s main railway station.
- Akerkhof 1 - The stock exchange, featuring a striking neoclassical facade, was constructed between 1862 and 1865, replacing two smaller stock exchange buildings.
- Groningen City Hall - Designed by architect Jacob Otten Husly in the Dutch classicist, neoclassical style, the current building stands on a site that has housed a town hall since the thirteenth century.
- Province Groningen Provincial House - The building complex is situated on the east side of the Martinikerkhof in the heart of Groningen.
- Jacob- en Annagasthuis - The Jacob and Annagasthuis was established in 1495 by Jacob Grovens and his wife Eteke Sluchtinge.
- Folkingestraat 60 - In use from 1906 to 1942, the building was rededicated for worship in 1981. The prayer room has since been reduced in size, with space created for a museum section.
- Peerd van Ome Loeks - The Peerd van Ome Loeks is regarded as one of the symbols of the Dutch city of Groningen. The image originates from a Groningen folk tune of the same title.
- Nieuwe Kerkhof 1 - The Nieuwe Kerk, also known as the Noorderkerk in the 18th century, is a Protestant church in Groningen, located on the Nieuwe Kerkhof in the Hortusbuurt.
- Sint Anthonygasthuis - Founded in 1517, the guest house was partly built with stones from the demolished Edzard Castle across the road.

- App to access the activity
- App to access the activity
- Use of smartphone and data
- Alcoholic beverages
- No fixed, participating cafés
- This is an activity, not a traditional pub crawl
- Use of smartphone and data
- Alcoholic beverages
- No fixed, participating cafés
- This is an activity, not a traditional pub crawl
A Pub Trail is an engaging scavenger hunt through Groningen, featuring brief pub games in the cafés of your choice. It’s perfect for friends, colleagues, and families eager to explore the city without the typical tourist experience.
Participants stroll through the city together, tackle challenges, and enjoy games in the cafés. The group remains united,…
A Pub Trail is an engaging scavenger hunt through Groningen, featuring brief pub games in the cafés of your choice. It’s perfect for friends, colleagues, and families eager to explore the city without the typical tourist experience.
Participants stroll through the city together, tackle challenges, and enjoy games in the cafés. The group remains united, and the participant with the highest score receives a prize. Pub Trail Groningen is an activity, distinct from a traditional pub crawl.
Flexible, active, and entertaining
Participants select their own cafés: no predetermined bars or routes. This allows the freedom to visit the cafés you prefer.
Pub Trail Groningen offers an active and entertaining experience, far more enjoyable than a conventional walking tour.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.