Hunebedden are a big thing in Drenthe and Borger has the biggest in the land. The centre is located…read moreright next to it. You can visit the hunebed without visiting the centre. We liked the short film a lot, the museum was OK, the outdoor area not worth the visit. Overall worth going for 1/2 hour (unless you are very big into rocks).

5 stars baby, can't hold back the enthusiasm I have for this tucked away Brooklyn-style alleyway…read morerestaurant. I'm talkin lady-n-the-tramp candlelight with a west side story staircase entrance. Food, as a vegetarian, is great, meat lovers would probably dig the options as well. I didn't even order dessert I can't handle the home made ice cream or the strawberry white chocolate tart. Not this time. Internet for working or writing on yelp, beers on tap and I hear there's live music quite often at the bar downstairs. I don't want to overstate things but her pakhuis might be the coolest place to eat in all of Groningen! --- chhhhhallenge!

Fabulous museum and memorial for victims of the Nazis and the 107,000 people who were transported…read moreout of the Netherlands during WWII under the Nazis' regime. The exhibition is in Dutch only but it has a translation sheet the people at the desk can give you. You can take a bus to the memorial from the museum for 3 euros. Or it's a 45 minute walk. The memorial has impressive tour guides that recount the people who were taken and transported to concentration camps. I recommend the tour guides. We saw the boxcars replica and the commandant's house. The actual memorial is the last stop on the tour, a series of monuments in the shape of the Netherlands with each symbol representing one person--107,000 people who were brought through Westerbork. This includes Anne Frank and her family. Powerful and haunting memorial!! You have to drive about 2 hours from Amsterdam to the memorial. The museum has a cafe that has nice snacks.