Groningen

Cultural center and meeting space featuring multiple exhibition halls, a cinema, and the city library, housed within a ten-story building known for its distinct modern geometric architecture.

Museum featuring three pavilions designed by Alessandro Mendini, Philippe Starck, and Coop Himmelblau that houses diverse collections of contemporary art, fashion, and local archaeology.

Gothic church featuring 16th-century wall paintings and a brick tower standing 97 meters tall, serving as a primary landmark that reflects the city's medieval architectural development.

Museum situated in a former medical laboratory that displays scientific heritage, including historical anatomical preparations and instruments used by Nobel Prize winner Frits Zernike.