Eindhoven, located in the southern Netherlands in the Noord-Brabant region, is known as the "Dutch City of Lights." The city gained prominence for its influential urban design and was named the European Design Capital in 2006. Its development accelerated with the invention of the light bulb and the growth of the multinational corporation Philips, making Eindhoven a hub for design, science, and technology today.

The city's main tourist attractions include:

Evoluon, a UFO-shaped building initially a science museum, now a conference center.

Vesteda Tower, considered the most beautiful residential building in the Netherlands.

De Markt, the city center, and De Bergen, the old town, perfect for leisurely strolls.

Van Abbe Museum, dedicated to contemporary art, featuring works by renowned artists like Picasso, Kandinsky, and Chagall.

The Artificial Light Art Center, showcasing sculptures and paintings inspired by artificial light.

The Open-Air History Museum, where visitors can learn how to brew their own beer or experience life as it was in the Middle Ages.

The Philips Light Bulb Factory, a symbol of the city’s industrial heritage.

Eindhoven boasts numerous parks, bike-friendly paths, and green spaces for relaxation. Shopping enthusiasts will enjoy De Heuvel Gallery and Piazza Centre, two popular shopping destinations.

The city hosts various annual festivals and events, including:

Museum Weekend (April), with free entry to museums and galleries.

International Horse Show (May).

Sun and Confetti Festival.

Reggae Sundance Festival (August).

Freedom Festival (September), commemorating Eindhoven's liberation from German occupation during World War II, featuring music and torchlight parades.

Dutch Design Week (October), celebrating innovation and creativity in design.

Low-cost flights to Eindhoven are offered by Wizz Air, making it an accessible destination for tourists.