PHILIPS MUSEUM

The Philips Museum in Eindhoven offers a captivating journey through the history and innovations of one of the world’s most influential technology companies. Located in the heart of Eindhoven, the museum is housed in the original Philips factory building, providing visitors with an authentic glimpse into the company’s origins and its impact on modern life.

Founded in 1891, Philips began as a small light bulb factory. The museum’s exhibits vividly trace the company's evolution from a modest enterprise to a global technology leader. The journey starts with the early days of Philips, highlighting its pioneering efforts in electric light and the development of its first light bulbs. As you move through the museum, you’ll encounter a range of historical artifacts and interactive displays that showcase Philips' groundbreaking innovations in electronics, healthcare, and consumer lifestyle products.

One of the museum’s highlights is its interactive exhibits, designed to engage visitors of all ages. The Philips Museum employs cutting-edge technology to create immersive experiences, allowing visitors to explore the inner workings of Philips' products. From the early days of radio and television to the latest advancements in medical imaging, the museum’s exhibits offer a hands-on approach to understanding how Philips’ innovations have shaped our world.

The museum also features a range of temporary exhibitions, offering fresh perspectives on various aspects of technology and design. These exhibitions often delve into specific topics such as the impact of Philips' technologies on everyday life or the company’s role in shaping modern consumer electronics.