
Eindhoven
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Discover the history of Eindhoven
Once an industrial city tied to Philips, Eindhoven has reinvented itself as a major hub for design and technology in the Netherlands. The Strijp-S district, a converted former industrial site, houses workshops, galleries and creative spaces. The Van Abbemuseum showcases modern and contemporary art, while the Dutch Design Week, held every autumn, attracts designers and visitors from around the world. The streets also feature vibrant street art and light installations, particularly during the GLOW festival. The Dommel river runs through the city and its parks, offering walking spaces between cultural sites. Between reinterpreted industrial heritage and a dynamic creative scene, Eindhoven illustrates a unique facet of contemporary Dutch culture.
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Discover the best attractions in Eindhoven and its surroundings
St John's Cathedral
Massive cathedral that was founded in the 13th century & has a soaring, 73m-tall spire.
DAF Museum
Museum telling the story of the DAF brand, displaying trucks & rare production & prototype vehicles.
Nationaal Monument Kamp Vught
A museum, memorials, watchtowers & barracks at a former 1943–1944 SS concentration camp.
Philips Museum
Brand museum for Philips' products & developments in music, lighting, health & communications.
St. Catherine's Church
Completed in 1867, this soaring neo-Gothic Catholic church features 2 towers & rose windows.
Noordbrabants Museum
Contemporary museum featuring objects related to regional & international history, culture & art.
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