Feithhuis, Historical building at Martinikerkhof, Groningen, Netherlands.
Feithhuis is an architectural structure in Groningen featuring a facade adorned with sandstone sculptures beneath its windows and rooms designed in late Louis XIV style. The building now functions as a city cafe-restaurant at Martinikerkhof 10 following major renovations.
Commissioner Hendrik Trip renovated the building in 1729 using wealth from Indonesia and added new architectural elements. These changes shaped the structure that stands today.
The building takes its name from Johan Adriaan Feith, a state archivist who made it his home starting in 1890. The rooms reflect how wealthy and influential leading citizens of Groningen lived and spent their time.
The location is easy to find at Martinikerkhof 10 in central Groningen. Visitors can experience the interiors while enjoying cafe-restaurant services on site.
A Swiss chalet stands in the garden, built by W.J. Quintus and his wife. This unexpected structure brought Alpine elements to the heart of Groningen.
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