Just remember that you must always check in and out every time you get on or off a bus, train, metro or tram. It is possible to upload credit on the card and use it to check in and out of the various public transport systems without having to buy tickets each time. You can apply for a public transport pass via the OV-chipkaart home-page. The Netherlands has a very efficient and reliable public transportation system, but you are advised to purchase a public transport pass (OV-chipkaart) to take the best advantage of it. This will cost around €11 euros depending on your arrival time. The easiest way to travel from Bremen to Groningen is via Flixbus. This German airport is only a 2.5-hour drive from Groningen. This is a great option if you’re arriving late at night or want to save some money, though you do need to book a seat in advance. You can also take the Flixbus to Groningen. The direct train departs every hour, but there is also another train that involves only one transfer.
You can take a direct train to Groningen from the train station at the airport, near Schiphol Plaza (just look out for the signs). Most students flying to the Netherlands arrive at Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam, from where Groningen is just over a 2-hour train ride away. Bus 9, which runs between Groningen and Eelde, will take you straight to or from the airport.
Groningen has its own airport with connecting flights to various destinations around the world. The three nearest airports to the University of Groningen are Groningen Airport Eelde, Amsterdam Airport Schiphol and Bremen Airport. The city is well-connected by train and bus to all major airports and train stations in the Netherlands. Groningen has a compact city centre, making it easy to get around on foot, by bicycle or via public transportation.
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