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GRID Grafisch Museum Groningen

GR-ID, museum for realising GRaphic IDeas

GR-ID is a museum about graphical industry, art and design. The museum collection is mainly drawn from the province of Groningen and has been put together over a course of several decades.

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Address: Sint Jansstraat 2
Hours: Tue-Sun 13:00-17:00
Price: €5
Website: gridgroningen.nl (opens in a new tab)

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