With this Escape the City Tour you will see the highlights of Groenlo. A few you can see below.

Grolsch Brouwhuys De Lange Gang in Groenlo is gebouwd op de oorspronkelijke brouwplek van Grolsch, waar in 1615 het allereerste Grolsch‑bier ontstond, en heropend in 2015 als museum‑café restaurant. Bezoekers kunnen een virtuele ‘Grolsch Tour De Oorsprong’ volgen door de gewelven en kelders, de originele waterput en bioscoopplek ontdekken, en afsluiten met een pul oerbier in authentieke sfeer. Daarnaast serveert het restaurant smaakvolle lunches en diners, en is er een sfeervolle biertuin en feestzaal beschikbaar voor evenementen.

The Jewish cemetery in Groenlo, established in the early 19th century at the foot of the historic town fortifications, features around 55 gravestones shaded by tall oak trees and enclosed by a restored brick wall. Once on long-term lease and later purchased by the Jewish community, it includes a ritual purification house and has remained a nationally recognised heritage site despite occasional vandalism and storm damage over the years. Today it serves as a poignant reminder of the once‑vibrant Jewish population in the region and is occasionally still used for burials, maintained through ongoing restoration efforts.

Museum 80‑Years’ War in Groenlo is housed in the beautifully restored late‑Gothic Oude Calixtus Church, the very same building that witnessed multiple sieges during the conflict. The museum offers an engaging and interactive journey through the Eighty Years’ War, presenting the storey from Dutch, regional, and Spanish-European perspectives using multimedia, games, and first-floor walkways. Visitors are invited to explore history actively, adopting the role of investigative journalists as they uncover the complexities and diverse viewpoints of this pivotal period for Dutch independence.