One of the favourite Eindhoven tourist attractions you cannot miss is a guided tour around PSVs stadium. The Stadium Museum is one of the most exciting things you will ever do in Eindhoven, while peeking into the history of the company Philips.

The most popular landmark in Eindhoven, the Philips museum shows how electronics giant Philips has shaped Eindhoven. You cannot visit Eindhoven without seeing something related to Philips empire: the electronics giant has its way around town and has a big presence here. The influence that Philips has had in the world is huge, and it is amazing to see it all started in a small town like Eindhoven.

The DAF Museum

The DAF museum in Eindhoven is also about the history of a Dutch car maker and is one of the only dedicated museums in Eindhoven. Evoluon served as one of Eindhoven’s only science museums, later becoming used as receptions and conferences of Philips Company.

Eindhoven museum is ideal for families and children and is an amazing place to experience a lifetime from centuries past. The Van Abbe museum is located next to the Geenneper park on the south side of Eindhoven and is a wonderful place to learn about life in ages long ago.

Located in one of the more interesting contemporary buildings of Eindhoven, the Van Abbe museum is one of the country’s most important galleries of contemporary art. The permanent exhibits in this modern art museum include works by Picasso and Kandinsky; there are also always temporary shows from an array of contemporary artists who contribute their personal touches to Eindhoven’s art scene.

One of the treasures of the city, this contemporary art museum is easily one of the best things to do in Eindhoven. One of Eindhoven’s more intriguing museums -- and admittedly Eindhoven’s smallest -- is Inkijkmuseum, which translates to the Museum for Looking-In. Most of the best attractions in Eindhoven are grouped together downtown, just a few minutes’ walk or ride away, including the Van Abbe museum, St. Catherine’s church, and Eindhoven museum.

Downtown Eindhoven

When you need a break from exploring Eindhoven, simply pop into one of the many bars and restaurants that can be found downtown. If you are looking for a nice lunch spot in the centre, it is recommending the Gourmet Market Downtown, one of the favourite places in Eindhoven.

You can find Eindhoven Museum on the south side of Eindhoven, next to the Geenneper park, also a major tourist attraction. PSV Eindhoven Museum is located inside Philips massive stadium, which is a must-see for soccer fans. In addition to hosting Eindhoven, the massive Philips Stadium has hosted a few domestic matches as well as music concerts and is one of the best stadiums in the Netherlands.

Vincent van Gogh was from the province of Brabant, and painted De Aardappeleters in Nuenen, the village near Eindhoven. Eindhoven is also famous for having connections with Vincent van Gogh, who lived and painted in the neighbouring village Nuenen. He loved this contemporary form of art and wanted a way to display it in Eindhovens town, so the Van Abbe museum was founded in 1936.