Philips Museum
The Philips Museum is located in the heart of Eindhoven and takes visitors on a tour of the company’s rich history.
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Welcome to Eindhoven!
The Netherlands' fifth-largest city and the country's design and technology capital.
It was, nevertheless, a little Brabantine village at the start of the twentieth century, and its spectacular ascent can be credited mostly to the foundation of the Phillips lightbulb manufacturer, which gave Eindhoven its nickname: the City of Light. Walking around this stunning post-industrial metropolis, it's easy to understand why: Far from Amsterdam's picturesque narrow cobblestoned lanes, Eindhoven appears and sounds like a futuristic city, with buildings and bike lanes adorned with mesmerising art installations like the Van Gogh project, and during Dutch Design Week in mid-October, every street is lit up with tantalising works by artists from all over the world.
Eindhoven isn't for history enthusiasts, but it is for people looking for an exciting nightlife, award-winning restaurants, stylish boutiques, and antique markets. It makes up for its lack of history with streets lined with designer shops, such as the Stratumseind, and stylish modern art galleries, such as the Van Abbemuseum. The greatest locations to stay in Eindhoven are trendy, lively, colourful, and soaring in technicolour, making them ideal for a romantic getaway.
This is Eindhoven
Discover our broad selection of hotspots, highlights, events and other activities to help you get to know the design capital of The Netherlands.The diversity of rooms will provide you the opportunity to stay in the most comfortable and friendly surroundings possible. There are a range of hotels to choose from, ranging from budget hotels with more than adequate facilities to exquisite accommodations. The majority of the hotels are located in Eindhoven's core region, making it easy for you to travel to the city centre as quickly as possible.
Please note:
Due to other events taking place in Eindhoven during the EAEEIE conference, booking hotel accommodation in the city centre may be more difficult during the conference.
Our recommendation: Hotel Koningshof
If you happen to encounter difficulties finding a suitable place to stay in the center, we would be happy to recommend Hotel Koningshof, in Veldhoven.
The NH Eindhoven Conference Centre Koningshof, on the outskirts of Veldhoven, suits business travelers. It’s just a short bus ride into Eindhoven. When you want a break, the place is close to national park, perfect for walks and hikes.
- surrounded by lush greenery
- bus stop in front of the hotel for journeys to Eindhoven airport and station
- close to the A67 and A2, taking you to Antwerp, Amsterdam and Maastricht
Special offer
We arranged special price and 95 possible rooms. If you would like to take advantage of the special hotel offer during the EAEEIE 2023, please book your room through the following link: https://www.nh-hotels.com/event/eaeeie-conference-2023
Please mention you are visiting the EAEEIE conference. This hotel is 8 km from the city center; however, it is easy to get to the hotel from the city center by public transport and vice versa. You can take bus 19 and 319. A tour takes 34 minutes and will go every 12 minutes.
Our recommendation
Hotel Koningshof
- Special price
- 95 rooms available
- Easy access to the conference
- Close to national park
Brainport Eindhoven is an innovative ecosystem in Southeast Brabant, consisting of a strong high-tech manufacturing industry, an extraordinary design sector and a unique cooperative model. The knowledge intensive manufacturing industry is characterized by small-scale production of technically complex products. In addition, Brainport Eindhoven has a vibrant creative industry, which offers lots of opportunities for innovative startups.
Learn more about what Eindhoven has to offer in terms of fantastic cuisine and drink. Discover all of the restaurants, bars, and cafes in the area! Eindhoven has a diverse choice of restaurants, catering to every possible taste and budget, from Michelin-starred fine dining to hearty pub fare and candlelit bistros. It's no wonder that Eindhoven, a cosmopolitan city with a significant expat community – many of whom work in cutting-edge software businesses – has a multitude of excellent eateries. You may choose from a variety of international cuisines, ranging from Caribbean to Afghani, Azerbaijani, and Ethiopian.
Here are some of the greatest attractions, sights, meals, and drinks to help you plan your vacation to Eindhoven. It has been brought to our attention that some individuals are unsure if Eindhoven is a decent destination to visit. So, have a look! This tiny Dutch city (really the fifth biggest) is jam-packed with free and unique activities! Eindhoven boasts a plethora of museums, which is understandable considering the city's long history. Eindhoven was severely damaged during World War II; in case you didn't know.
The city embraced an industrial design when it was reconstructed, and it has since become a centre for design and innovation. As a result, the city utilises and repurposes its contemporary space in a highly distinctive manner. There are a number of wonderful cafés and restaurants, and it's a terrific spot to go out at night! So, if you're curious in Eindhoven's nightlife, you'll have to go see for yourself!
Strijp-S
Visit the creative heart of Eindhoven. A new function for the industrial heritage of Eindhoven.
more about Strijp-sVan Abbemuseum
The Van Abbemuseum in Eindhoven is one of the first public museums for contemporary art to be established in Europe.
more about van abbemuseumDAF Museum
A tour of the DAF Museum will show the inventiveness that has been characteristic for DAF vehicles from 1928 till the present day.
more about DAF museumEindhoven is located in the southeastern of the Netherlands. There are various opportunities to travel to Eindhoven.
Eindhoven Airport is the country's second-largest airport. The Eindhoven Airport is located 9 kilometres from the city core of Eindhoven. The city centre may be reached by bus, taxi, or vehicle.
The Eindhoven Airport is served by bus line 400, which provides a direct connection to the city centre. It takes about 15 minutes and is accessible every 15 minutes on weekdays from 7.15 to 23.45. On weekends, the bus service runs every 15 minutes, with times ranging from 8.30 to 23.45.
There are also several taxis available at the airport that may take you to the city centre. The cost of a taxi is around 3 euros per kilometre.
To utilize buses, you must purchase an OV-chipkaart for around 7.50 Euros. They're available at the airport and at bus stations across the city.