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Catharina Church

As you walk into Eindhoven's city center, the great towers of the Catharinakerk cannot be missed. At 73 meters, they rise far above the surrounding buildings. It is an imposing structure with beautiful decorations and stained glass windows with all the colors of the rainbow. Did you know that the organ inside the church is one of the largest church organs in the Netherlands?

Van Abbemuseum

There are several fun and interesting museums in Eindhoven. A must see is the Van Abbemuseum. This museum is known for its large collection of modern and contemporary art. Works by Piet Mondrian and Pablo Picasso, among others, are on display. The Van Abbemuseum is definitely worth a visit!

Strijp-S

In a city of some 225,000 inhabitants, you naturally expect the necessary cultural facilities. But Eindhoven, known as the design city of the Netherlands, goes the extra mile. In recent years, not only have a new music center and a new auditorium for the Stadsschouwburg been added, but also Strijp-S is very special. The Creative City, that's what Strijp-S in Eindhoven wants to be. This former Philips site, with several historic buildings, has been transformed into a unique urban area and offers a unique mix of living, working and relaxing in a creative atmosphere. The appearance of the area is especially imposing, robust and industrial. In Strijp-S, creativity and culture are visible everywhere and it buzzes with activity. Artists, designers, theater producers and musicians use the historic Philips buildings to show their work. If you want to see what makes Eindhoven one of the most creative cities in the Netherlands, a visit to Strijp-S is a must.

Philips Museum

At perhaps the most historic location in Eindhoven, you will find the Philips Museum. The museum tells the inspiring story of Philips, which developed from this small factory into a leading world concern. Definitely a must visit if you want to learn more about the development of the city. At the Philips Museum you get a fascinating picture of how the company developed from a small light bulb manufacturer to a large and leading world concern. From the start of the company in 1891 to the innovations of tomorrow. The Philips Museum offers visitors several opportunities to experience Philips' history. Play the interactive family game Mission Eureka, let you and your family or friends be led around by one of the expert guides or take part in one of the special activities during the school vacations. On the website of the Philips Museum you can find the current range of activities.