Eindhoven is a dynamic city in the Netherlands, known for its innovations, design, and rich history. Here's a three-day tour itinerary:
Day 1: Getting to know the city
- Morning stroll along Stratumseind: Start the day with a walk along the longest bar street in the Netherlands to enjoy the atmosphere and architecture.
- Visit the Van Abbemuseum: One of the leading museums of modern art in Europe, housing over 2700 works including pieces by Picasso and Kandinsky.
- Lunch at 18 Septemberplein: Try traditional Dutch dishes at a cafe or restaurant.
- Philips Museum: Explore the history of the Philips company and its impact on modern technology.
- Evening at the P.S.V. stadium: Even if there's no match, visit the P.S.V. club museum and dine at a nearby restaurant.
Day 2: Design and technology
- Eindhoven Design Academy: Autumn is the best time to visit with numerous design exhibitions and events.
- Complex Strijp-S: A former industrial area transformed into a creative space with galleries, studios, and designer shops.
- Lunch in Strijp-S: Cafes and restaurants offer a variety of cuisines.
- Evoluon: An iconic futuristic building now used for exhibitions and events related to science and technology.
- Evening walk in the Henri Dunant park: A great place to relax and enjoy nature after a busy day.
Day 3: Culture and nature
- Daily market at Woenselse Markt: A local market with fresh produce and souvenirs.
- Historisch Openluchtmuseum Eindhoven: An open-air museum showcasing living history from different eras.
- Lunch at Cafe Kitsch: Cozy atmosphere and traditional dishes.
- Visit Tons Smidseus Landscape Park: Ideal for a relaxing walk or picnic.
- National Justice Hall (NatLab): End the day at one of the city's most interesting cultural centers offering a wide range of films, shows, and events.
Eindhoven offers many interesting places to explore, and this is just one of the many ways to spend time in this wonderful city!
