Follow the journey of Gerard Philips

In 1891, Gerard Philips founded a light bulb factory in Eindhoven. This site is now where the Philips Museum is located. Gerard's initiative grew into a global concern. Philips is currently at the forefront of major revolutions in healthcare. Always with the goal: to improve people's lives.

Who was Gerard anyway? And what has he meant to the region?

In the video below, Daan Schuurmans talks about this extraordinary entrepreneur who left an indelible mark. It shows a journey through time, from Zaltbommel to Eindhoven and eventually around the world.

Want to know more? Read this article (dutch).

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Philips Museum
Emmasingel 31
5611 AZ Eindhoven

General reception Philips Museum:
+31 (0)40 235 90 30
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+31 (0)6 - 29 12 30 86
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+31 (0)6 81 09 07 68
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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.

Foundation for the Preservation of Historical Philips Products (SBHP)
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 [email protected].

You can also donate historical photos, letters, documents, and brochures related to Philips to our museum.

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