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A DAF with a trailer is on the roof here. That's how we used to go on vacation. It's unimaginable now.

The Philips Museum is a must see if you are in Eindhoven.

Beautiful view over the canal.

Eindhoven Half Marathon Course.

Enter or leave the city via Strijp S. Under the ring road you will come across this nice street art.

Right in the center, in the small factory where Gerard Philips made the first Philips light bulb in 1891, you will find the Philips Museum. Here the story of more than 125 years of innovation and entrepreneurship is told. Present, past and future come together here in a contemporary and authentic way. During guided tours and in the old factory, volunteers enthusiastically show how Philips grew from an ambitious young company that made lamps into an electrical engineering concern and a global player in the field of health technology. A short documentary about Philips during the Second World War can be seen in the cinema room. With augmented reality in the Philips Design Tour you will learn more about the background of the famous Philips design. The interactive iPad game Mission Eureka lets you solve different challenges with a group. And for children aged 4 to 8 there is the Lamps Treasure Hunt. In addition, there are regular special activities during the weekend, such as Vintage Philips Weekend, Health Lab, Mad Science and Museum Kids.

In the lobby of the Philips Museum in Eindhoven is the bronze statue 'Lampenmakertje' by Jos van Riemsdijk (1915/2005) from 1966. The statue was offered by the pensioners at the 75th anniversary of the company in 1966. The global concern Philips started in 1891 with the manual manufacture of light bulbs in an old building, which is incorporated into this modern museum building. Manual production is shown in that workshop. Source: https://nl.pinterest.com/pin/447193438008276892/

Very well done and informative.👍