Plan your visit

Safely to the museum
Opening hours
Ticket prices
Groups
Location
How to get there
Accessibility
Contact

Safely to the museum

We will ask you if you have any symptoms of illness. Please do not leave home if you have any symptoms of illness. You are welcome to visit the museum if you and everyone in your household have been symptom-free for at least 24 hours.

If you need to cough or sneeze in the museum, do so inside the crook of your elbow.

1,5 Metres apart

Everyone in the museum who does not belong to the same household needs to stay 1.5 metres apart. Please stay with members of your family or household and enjoy your visit.

Follow the directions

A maximum number of people can be in the museum. We check this at the entrance. At some points we have marked out a clear route, to minimise the need for people to cross paths. The doors of the museum are open for ventilation.

Hygiene

We have stepped up the frequency of cleaning of railings, door handles, lockers and toilets.

Please sanitise your hands often. To help you do this, hand gel is available at various points around the museum.

Interactive tour

The exibition is accomponied by an interactive tour you can follow via your smart phone.

Opening hours

Tuesday to Sunday: 12 (noon) - 5 p.m.

Ticket prices

Adults	€ 5,-
Visitors aged 18 and younger	free
Museumkaart	free
CJP Cultuurkaart	€ 2,50
Stadjespas	free
Staff University of Groningen and UMCG	free
Students University of Groningen	free
Students University of Groningen Summer Schools	free
Students (non-University of Groningen, HBO, MBO)	€ 2,50

You can buy your ticket at the entrance desk or online. Because of the corona measures we ask you to pay by card (pin).

Please note: for the Groninger Museumnacht on Saturday 11 September it is necessary to buy a ticket online.

Tickets

Groups

When visiting the museum with a group (without a guided tour) you are most welcome. If you plan a visit with more than 8 people, we appreciate you inform us in advance because of the limited space in the museum and possible planned activities or other groups.

Guided tours

Location

University Museum
Oude Kijk in 't Jatstraat 7a
9712 EA Groningen

050-3635083
universiteitsmuseum rug.nl

How to get there

The University Museum Groningen is situated in the centre of Groningen and is easily reachable by public transport, bicycle and car.

By public transport

The closest bus stop is ‘Grote Markt’. From Groningen Central Station: Qbuzz 1, 3, 4 en 10 stop at this bus stop. The University Museum Groningen is a 6 minute walk from this bus stop.

For more information about public transport, please visit:

Dutch National Railways - https://www.ns.nl/
Groningen Qbuzz - https://www.qbuzz.nl/GD/
National Travel Advice / Planner - http://www.9292ov.nl/

Bicycle

The University Museum Groningen is easily reachable by bicycle. You can park your bicycle either on the grounds of the museum or in the bicycle racks at the nearby 'Broerstraat'.

Car

The closest multistorey car parks are Q-Park Ossenmarkt and Interparking Centrum. For more information: https://gemeente.groningen.nl/english

Accessibility

The design of the University Museum Groningen ensures access for people in wheelchairs or using rolling walkers. The museum has a lift and disabled toilet facilities.

Contact

Questions about the University Museum Groningen. Please contact us:

University Museum Groningen | +31(0)503635083 | universiteitsmuseum@rug.nl

Address

Oude Kijk in 't Jatstraat 7a
9712 EA Groningen

House rules

Eating and drinking

Food and drink are not allowed in the museum. The museum does not have a café, but there are many nearby café's, in the streets surrounding the museum.

Cloak room

Please don't bring large bags into the museum. Free lockers for coats and small bags are available.

Photographing

Photographing tor personal use is allowed. Using flash and tripods is not, and please take in consideration other visitors.

No smoking

The entire museum and museum grounds are smoke-free.

Pets

With the exception of guide dogs no pets are allowed in the museum.

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02 September 2021 3.56 p.m.

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