Situated half an hour southwest of Groningen, Posta 7 is an all-embracing activity centre suitable for groups of all themes and sizes, be it family or work events. With over a dozen programmes from escape games to bowling to outdoor tours, it's all up to your definition of fun. For the essential bites and drinks, the historic De Postwagen restaurant provides a variety of options including high tea, buffets and barbecue. It's advisable to enquire beforehand about opening hours and availability, including those of the restaurant, as they may be subject to large group bookings.

Preston Park is home to the world’s oldest elm trees and citadel of the endangered White-letter Hairstreak butterflies. It also serves as a venue for concerts, fairs, family days and a lot more. Preston Park is perfect for a weekend stroll or a picnic with family or friends.

Lauwersmeer National Park, straddling the border of Groningen and Friesland, emerged from the transformation of the Lauwerszee into a lake in 1969. This park, a haven for over 100 bird species and a key stopover in their migratory paths, offers a blend of open water, grasslands, reed beds and forests. Notable for its tranquillity and natural beauty, it's also a designated Dark Sky Park, ideal for stargazing. Home to unique wildlife, including Konik horses and Scottish Highland cattle, the park provides enriching experiences through hiking and boat photo tours.

From serene sunsets to fascinating night lights, the Brighton Wheel offers a wonderful panoramic view of the famous spots in the city as well as its beautiful sea. It is an awe-inspiring Brighton experience.