
Evoluon
The flying saucer of Eindhoven. Philips opened it in 1966 for its 75th anniversary. Today it is the home of the Next Nature Museum, with exhibitions about technology and the future.






The places that make Eindhoven: Evoluon, Witte Dame, Strijp-S and the Klokgebouw and more, with what is on there next.

The flying saucer of Eindhoven. Philips opened it in 1966 for its 75th anniversary. Today it is the home of the Next Nature Museum, with exhibitions about technology and the future.

A former Philips factory on the Emmasingel, built between 1928 and 1931 and now a national monument. Walk in to see it from inside: the city library is in the building, and so is the Design Academy Eindhoven.

The former Philips factory district. For decades it was a closed city behind fences. Now the old factory halls, such as the Klokgebouw, hold concerts, festivals, studios and restaurants.

The museum on the Emmasingel, on the site where Gerard Philips bought a small factory in 1891 to make light bulbs. It tells the story of the company and the city.

A museum of contemporary art on the Stratumsedijk, one of the first public museums for contemporary art in Europe.

The museum of DAF, the trucks and cars of the Van Doorne brothers, who started in Eindhoven in 1928.
