Eindhoven is the fifth largest city in the Netherlands. It is has a bustling business center and an abundance of activities to enjoy. Visitors to the city can explore the streets by bicycle. The bicycle lanes make this method of transport convenient. There is a variety of shopping and dining options ensuring that there is something for everyone. Eindhoven is influential in the world of design and has remarkable architectural creations. The city is rich with history and culture as well as providing modern entertainment.

Van Abbemuseum

The museum has collections of graphic art, sculpture and paintings dating back to 1850. Facilities include an unattended cloakroom, library and a museum shop. Browse through the shop to find souvenirs from your museum visit. The shop is also a good place to find gifts for family and friends. There is an on-site restaurant where you can enjoy a delicious meal and regain your energy. The pub is a good place to enjoy a refreshing drink. Kids are welcomed at the museum but they need to be under adult supervision at all times. In most areas you can take photographs as long as you do not use a flash because a flash from a camera can damage the art on display. Provisions are made for disabled people as wheelchairs are available on request. An admission fee is required. Discount is offered for large groups and seniors. Children enter free.

Designhuis

Eindhoven is renowned for its design industry and Designhuis is a reflection of  this. It is a place where research, design and science fuse. At Designhuis visitors can view 5 major exhibitions and 6 smaller ones. Designhuis is open Tuesday until Sunday from 11 a.m. until 6 p.m.

Museum Kempenland

This museum is situated in a church. It has a collection of paintings, photographs and sculptures which illustrate the history of Eindhoven.

Frits Philips House of Music

Enjoy a cultural experience at this venue which hosts many live music performances. Frits Phillips Music House hosts a variety of music styles therefore catering to a wide audience.

Phillips Incandescent Lamp Factory

This is the oldest Phillips lamp factory and was built in 1891. At the factory you can see how the production of lamps has changed over time.  The factory is open from Tuesdays until Sundays. Visitors need to take a guided tour and there is a maximum of 15 people permitted on each tour.