Welcome to Eindhoven, a city in the southern Netherlands that seamlessly blends innovation with a rich cultural heritage. Known as the birthplace of Philips Electronics, Eindhoven has evolved into a vibrant and modern city while retaining its historic charm. How many days do you need to discover Eindhoven? In 2 days you can explore the most popular sights of the city.

Where to stay in Eindhoven

What to see in Eindhoven

Evoluon is a futuristic building that once served as a science museum and conference center. The Evoluon, designed by architects Louis Kalff and Leo de Bever, served as an innovative technology museum from 1966 until it was closed by Philips in 1989 (despite public protests).

Philips Museum

Immerse yourself in the history of the city at the Philips Museum, dedicated to the iconic electronics company that was founded in Eindhoven. Discover the innovations that have shaped the world of technology, from the first light bulb to the latest developments. Interactive exhibits make this museum a fascinating experience for visitors of all ages.

DAF Museum

Visit the DAF Museum, which shows the evolution of Dutch automotive engineering. Admire the classic cars and trucks and learn about the history of the DAF brand.

Van Abbemuseum

For art enthusiasts, the Van Abbemuseum is a must-visit. This contemporary art museum boasts an impressive collection of works from the 20th century to the present day. The museum's architecture is a work of art in itself, and the carefully curated exhibitions provide a unique perspective on modern and contemporary art.

Eindhoven's Iconic Architecture 'BLOB'

The Blob’s iconic aesthetics and spacious 10,000-square-foot interior have made it a local landmark and a popular meeting and reference point within the city of Eindhoven. The 5-story concrete structure is wrapped in a freestanding glass and steel skin that provides the building with plenty of natural light.

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