Discover Groningen on World Cycling Day – TheNorthernTimes

Saturday the 3rd^rd World Cycling Day in June is the perfect time to explore the many excellent cycling routes in the county of Groningen. The Marketing Department, the marketing department of the city of Groningen, wants to represent the state and raise awareness of the local bike network.

Marketing According to Groningen’s press release, the goal of the Cycling Month campaign is to encourage residents of the county of Groningen to cycle more often and become more familiar with the beautiful cycling routes nearby.

The campaign will focus on selected routes across the state, namely Westerwolde, Oldhambut, Amesdelta, Waddenland and Westerkval, in hopes of motivating locals to explore their own corners of the north. Tia, featuring Midden Groningen the Fehncoronien.

In honor of World Bicycle Day on Saturday, June 3rd, Goods bag It will be held at participating VVVs, museums, information centers, cultural sites, and campgrounds across the state for those biking out this weekend.

Groningen Route Bureau and the noupunten network (node ​​network) is the focus of the campaign. The Routebureau Groningen offers walking, cycling and even sailing routes around the state.of noupunten network is spread across the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany and consists of over 9,000 numbered nodes or hubs where cycling routes connect.

The point of this network is to allow cyclists to design their ideal cycling route. There are several apps available for cyclists to use the network, such as the ANWB app, Fietsersbond’s Routeplanner, Fietsroutenetwerk.

cycling road network Began In the 1980s in Limburg, Belgium, former mining workers from the area proposed a project to build a network of cycling and hiking routes in the region’s low-vehicle traffic areas.

For expats in the city of Groningen, IWCN, to celebrate World Bicycle Day, Feet’s Friend Festival. Whether you’re having trouble understanding the Dutch bicycle rules, want to explore the county of Groningen, or just need to learn how to ride a bicycle in the first place, this free event will be held on Saturdays from 10:00 to 14:00. It would be held. A Spaak explains traffic rules, followed by several hours of mix-and-match activities for cyclists of all experience levels.

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