Eindhoven might not be the first place that comes to your mind when it comes to visit-worthy destinations in the Netherlands. But that doesn’t have to be a bad thing since the city has plenty to offer to its visitors. If you are looking for a charming place that isn’t packed with tourists like Amsterdam or Den Haag, give Eindhoven a chance, and while there, check out the following tourist attractions.
Marvel at the St. Catherine’s Church
This catholic church is located in the center of Eindhoven and dominates the cityscape, so you won’t be able to miss it even if you try. Built in 1867, the church is famous for its stunning Gothic style, imposing towers, and rose windows.
Enjoy Art at Van Abbemuseum
Van Abbemuseum is a museum dedicated to modern and contemporary art and one of Eindhoven’s most-visited tourist attractions. It is known for having the world’s largest collection of El Lissitzky’s paintings and a respectable as well as a remarkable number of works by Dutch and Belgian contemporary artists. The museum also houses works of renowned artists like Pablo Picasso and Piet Mondrian.
Explore Van Gogh Village
A short ride to the outskirts of Eindhoven will take you to Nuenen. This small town is also known as Van Gogh Village due to the fact that influential painter Vincent van Gogh spent a part of his life living and creating in Nuenen. Besides sites and locations tied to Van Gogh, the town will also charm you with its architecture, cobbled streets, and beautiful landscapes.