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The Tower that Doesn't Give Up!

Summary by Billiken
The Martinitoren is much more than a simple bell tower; it is the living testimony of Dutch history. Located in the center of the city of Groningen, this tower began its current construction in 1469, although earlier versions existed that were destroyed. At a height of approximately 97 meters, it is the fourth highest church tower in the Netherlands. The inhabitants of the city affectionately call it "Olle Grieze" (the old grey), due to the colo…
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The Martinitoren is much more than a simple bell tower; it is the living testimony of Dutch history. Located in the center of the city of Groningen, this tower began its current construction in 1469, although earlier versions existed that were destroyed. At a height of approximately 97 meters, it is the fourth highest church tower in the Netherlands. The inhabitants of the city affectionately call it "Olle Grieze" (the old grey), due to the colo…

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Billiken broke the news in on Thursday, March 12, 2026.
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