Be amazed Motion Imagination Experience is an immersive experience that takes the visitor into an imaginary world of images, sound and interaction. This unique combination stimulates your senses and lets you escape reality for a while. Discover, laugh and be amazed. Discover this new experience and be surprised by light shows with compelling music and huge floor projections. Are you ready for a new adventure?

Walk past the company's timeline and learn about the history of Philips' products step by step. You will see how new inventions impacted society in the previous century all the way to the present day. The evolution of product design is on display whereby the designers' process and influence is demonstrated. Get inspired by original graphic artworks and learn about Philips' key players and their role during the Second World War. The Philips Museum boasts a combination of content and activities that are fun and educational for both young and old visitors.

Pre-book your ticket to Konzentrationslager Herzogenbusch or Kamp Vught and visit the memorial centre that gives an in-depth insight into the origins of Camp Vught and the lives of the people imprisoned there. Take some time at the permanent exhibition "Camp Vught: Seven Seasons and 32,000 Stories". Gain an insight into the history of Camp Vught based on many personal stories and objects. Hear stories about people from 35 different nationalities, who each experienced WWII in their own unique way. Make your way outside to the outdoor area which includes a model of the former campsite, a reconstructed barrack, several watch towers, the original crematorium, and a memorial to the children’s transports of June 1943. Visit Barrack 1B, which is the last remaining original barrack from Camp Vught. Discover the exhibition ‘If Walls Could Speak’ which covers 4 periods: the concentration camp (1943-1944), the use of the site as a place of residence for German civilian evacuees, Dutch people suspected of collaboration, and Moluccan KNIL soldiers and their families. Make your way to the former execution site of Camp Vught is within walking distance of the museum, hidden in the woods. Pause at the monument which marks the actual site where 329 men were executed. Along the access road to the museum, following the line of the camp's former railway, are two restored freight wagons. These wagons, a worldwide symbol of persecution and deportation during the Second World War.

Visit the Dierenrijk Zoo in Eindhoven with a pre-booked entry ticket. Stroll through and marvel at all the 96 different animal species. See the Indian rhinos, the Asian elephants, the Serbian tigers, and the king of the jungle, the African lion, in its natural habitat. Walk around the natural park, get up close and personal with the cheeky chimpanzees, and meet the red panda and meerkats. Hear the 400 colorful birds sing, and make sure you don't forget to see the penguins swimming and the playful polar bear.  Sit on the park benches and relax as your kids play in the several indoor and outdoor playgrounds. Enjoy an adventurous day out with something to do and see for everyone in the family.

Pre-book your entry ticket to the PSV Museum in Eindhoven and immerse yourself in the most coveted prizes from the club’s history. Get a closer look at the Philips Stadium and experience the red and white feeling in an interactive way. Visit the Hall of Fame featuring some of the greatest players, including Jan van Beveren and samba star Romário. Walk through the displays and learn about the club’s historic moments. Take young visitors to the interactive exhibits, including a touch screen projection globe full of special places, a periscope that allows them to take a look inside the stadium, and the Phoxy Stadium where they can play a game of football. Choose to visit one of the three on-site restaurants: Avant-Garde, the top-class restaurant in the Philips Stadium; De Verlenging, the bar serving food; or Ikigai, a top-class Asian restaurant (at your own expense). The Philips Stadium is the home ground of PSV. This beautiful, modern stadium is located in the center of Eindhoven, in exactly the same place where the sports park was located when the Philips Sport Vereniging was founded in 1913. Known as one of the most beautiful stadiums in the Netherlands, the stadium is not only a football stadium but is also multi-functional with all kinds of congress and party facilities available. 

Buckle up for a trip to yesterday’s future as the iconic Evoluon in Eindhoven opens its doors with the brand-new RetroFuture exhibition. Discover what the innovators of the past believed their future would look like and see how it compares to our present-day reality. Step into a completely interactive exhibit that will bring you back to the past. Remember what it was like to dream of a modern future with the help of design, art, science, and films. Learn how, driven by curiosity and creativity, humanity has always envisioned the future. Become immersed in the mind of the artists, architects, designers, and scientists that make a reality out of what others do not yet see. Delve into your craziest dreams for the future as you allow yourself to wonder and imagine.Begin to shape the actions we take for the generations to come.

Vincent van Gogh lived and worked for two years in Nuenen, from 1883 to 1885. During his stay, he produced almost 25% of his total work and painted his first world-famous masterpiece the “Potato Eaters”. In the Van Gogh Village Museum, you will hear all about Van Gogh and read his own stories about Nuenen. Understand why he was so passionate about this village and the surroundings of Eindhoven. Also, during his time in Nuenen, Vincent gave lessons. Discover a unique collection of original artworks by four of Vincent's students. Enjoy an audio guide in eight languages: Dutch, English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Japanese and Chinese. In the village itself, there are 24 locations that have a direct link with Van Gogh. Together, they form a walking and cycling route with interactive informational signs in Dutch and English.

Visit the former moated Heeswijk Castle, an 11th-century castle located in North Brabant which has been converted to a museum. Learn about the history of the castle and its surrounding area with your audio guide.  Wander around the museum's authentically decorated rooms and discover how the Netherlands' elite lived. Learn about the castle's role in medieval wars and its former owners as you immerse yourself in over 10 centuries of history.  After your self-guided tour of the building, stroll around the historic lanes of the estate and relax in the Italian-style gardens. Pay a visit to the onsite restaurant for a drink or bite to eat after all your exploring.