PHILIPS MUSEUM

The Philips Museum in Eindhoven is a popular attraction offering deep insights into the history of innovation and technology. The museum is located in the building where Gerard Philips produced his first light bulbs in 1891. The museum showcases the evolution of the Philips company, from its establishment to its global impact.

The museum features an extensive collection of artefacts, prototypes, and products that have been preserved for over a century showing technological advancements. The key exhibits include Mission Eureka, an exhibition showcasing Philip’s journey, and Philip’s Contribution to Healthcare, showcasing pioneering work in healthcare. The Innovations Through the Years displays iconic Philips inventions, and The Power of Light, dedicated to the evolution of lighting technology gives an in-depth insight into the world of Philips.

Engage in interactive activities like brAInpower, Mission Eureka, and Design Your Dream House, where you can explore artificial intelligence, solve puzzles, and design your dream house using AI. Visitors can also dine at the museum's cafe to enjoy delicious snacks and drinks, and also browse the Museum Shop for unique Philips-themed gifts.

Highlights

• Discover the amazing journey of one of the world’s most influential technology companies at Philips Museum.
• Check out the historic workshop of Gerard Philips and see where the company’s journey began, preserving original equipment and tools.
• Engage in interactive exhibits like Mission Eureka or Innovation Through the Years that allow you to explore the science behind the iconic products by Philips.
• Watch ‘The Lamp’ at the theatre showcasing the technical process used to make the first Philips lamps and attend mini lectures held at the museum.
• Dine at the museum’s cafe and shop for some interesting Philips personalised Souvenirs from the museum shop.

How To Reach

Philips Museum is a year-round popular attraction and can be visited at any time of the year. The best day to visit the Philips Museum is during weekdays, preferably mid-week, as it's less crowded compared to weekends. The ideal time to visit the museum is during afternoons to avoid the rush and peak visiting hours, ensuring a more relaxed experience.

Best Time To Visit

• Book tickets online in advance to avoid long queues, especially during weekends and holidays.
• Take a guided tour to gain deeper insights into the history of Philips and its innovations.
• Parking is available near the museum including paid parking garages.
• Check the official websites and indulge in interactive exhibits, especially in the "Innovation and You" section, which is highly engaging for both adults and children.