The Eindhoven Center for Architecture (Architectuurcentrum Eindhoven) and the Philips Museum have devised a special bus tour around Philips heritage sites in Eindhoven. Expert guides will talk you through the rich Philips history and they will also point out the current developments as well. There was a time when Philips literally shaped Eindhoven. The lamp manufacturer − and later electronics multinational – in effect built a new Philips town next door to the city of Eindhoven. The different types of Philips buildings, which have helped define the city’s identity, are now nearly all being put to new use. This is helping to preserve the city’s cultural and architectural heritage. It is perfectly possible to combine the bus tour with a guided tour of the permanent exhibition.
For more information contact our Booking Office at: boekingen-museum@philips.com Price: € 100.00 (including 2 guides)
Language spoken: Dutch or English.
Duration: approx. 45 to 60 minutes
N.B.: groups must arrive at the Philips Museum with their own transport, e.g. bus or coach. Read our route description for busses before you arrive.
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5611 AZ Eindhoven
General reception Philips Museum:
+31 (0)40 235 90 30
info-museum@philips.com
Bookings and Sales:
+31 (0)6 - 29 12 30 86
boekingen-museum@philips.com
+31 (0)6 81 09 07 68
communications-museum@philips.com
Accessibility Foundation for the Preservation of Historical Philips Products (SBHP)
The Philips Museum is easily accessible for visitors with disabilities. There is an accessible toilet, and we have an elevator. Assistance dogs are allowed if needed. A wheelchair is also available; please reserve it in advance by calling +31 (0)40 235 90 30.
To donate old Philips products, you can contact the Foundation for the Preservation of Historical Philips Products (SBHP) via www.philips-historische-producten.nl or email sbhp@kpnmail.nl.
You can also donate historical photos, letters, documents, and brochures related to Philips to our museum.
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