Top Eindhoven Arts & Design

Pedal through the city—and cover more ground than you could on foot—on this guided group bike tour. Once you're settled in the saddle, cycle past highlights including the Philips De Jongh Park, Groenewoud, and the Kazerne Hotel, set in former 200 - year-old military police barracks. Along the way, your guide shares engaging stories and local insight, helping you discover far more than you would on your own.

Discover on your own on an E-Fatbike the area where Vincent Van Gogh made a quarter of his works and experience for yourself the places he painted and sketched. In some places you literally 'walk' through the painting. You follow the route This individual tour has been developed in collaboration with the Van Gogh Village museum (included) in Nuenen and you follow his footsteps in Eindhoven and Nuenen. Of course, the place where he made one of his most famous works 'The Potato Eaters' is not missing. You will also see the beautiful Van Gogh church opposite the place where he posted his letters to Theo. You make this 35 km tour on a robust, urban and tough E-Fatbike. By using slow motion movements without applying force, you can reach a speed of up to 25 km per hour. Explore the area that Van Gogh loved so much using a web app as a guide. A driver's license and a helmet are not necessary, but some cycling experience is recommended.

If you are interested in technologies and futuristic design, then you should not miss visiting Eindhoven! Unlike many other Dutch cities, there are no crooked medieval streets here or small cozy houses. On the contrary, this city is famous for its incredible inventions that are shaping the future. It is full of surprises, such as a hotel in a former monastery, a hidden river and urban accommodations for bats or insects, and many others! We will see a lot of impressive architectural objects, an art district, art galleries, street art, and innovative projects. Our story will concern the history of such things as, smart or sustainable cities, and wildlife-friendly urban areas. We will find out more about the history of Eindhoven or big events like Eindhoven Design Week. More tours(food, history, street art, architecture, modern art, museums, small towns, countryside, by bikes, ships, balloons, photo tours) in the Netherlands on Snurk.Travel.