One of the first public museums of contemporary art in Europe, Van Abbemuseum displays around 2,700 works by some of the world’s most recognised artists, like Picasso and Chagall.
Explore the history of DAF, a truck manufacturer that launched in Eindhoven in 1928. Grab a bite to eat in the museum’s café, and leave with a souvenir from the gift shop.
The Van Gogh – Roosegaarde cycle route introduces you to the landscapes that Vincent van Gogh loved so much. Here you can discover the life and landscape of Brabant form the basis of many of Van Gogh’s works.
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Strijp-S is the former industrial area of Philips. Philips who helped put the city of Eindhoven on the map.
This area, consisting of several former factory buildings, has now become a hub for creatives and new talent. A place where there are also unique shops, markets and eateries.
A world-class educational centre, the High Tech Campus turns technology into business. Here, students, researchers and entrepreneurs explore problem-solving on a global scale.
A renovated linen factory, Effenaar now hosts some of the area’s biggest concerts and music parties.
The largest theme park in the Netherlands, Efteling has it all: exhilarating roller coasters, awe-inspiring shows and one-of-a-kind attractions that delight the whole family.
Photo credits: VisitBrabant
