Talk:Eindhoven
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Still to be incorporated:
The current building-up of the High Tech Campus Eindhoven, on the site of the Philips Research center (NatLab). It is owned still by Philips, but the philosophy of "open innovation" means that other companies are being invited to come and share the Philips labs facilities (cleanroom etc). [1] (link to HTCE website). Should be coherently included at some point because this is an important technological focus in The Netherlands.
Schools: Eindhoven University of Technology, Fontys, Design Academy, Lorentz Casimir Lyceum, Pleincollege Eckart, Augustinianum, Christiaan Huygens College, Pleincollege Bisschop Bekkers, Pleincollege Sint-Joris, Pleincollege Van Maerlant, Pleincollege Antoon Schellens, Pleincollege Aloysius / De Roosten, ISSE= International Secondary School Eindhoven
Sports club especially football, but also other sports such as swimming (Olympic champions such as Inge de Bruin and Pieter van de Hoogenband?): PSV.
Museums: Van Abbe museum, Prehistoric village, DAF museum.
Newspaper: Eindhovens Dagblad.
River: Dommel.
The Evoluon used to be a museum of technology. It currently serves as a congress centre. See http://www.evoluon.nl for details.
Sports: Tongelreep, numerous sport facilities in Woensel and Tongelre.
Shopping: the Heuvelgalerie, weekly markets.
Theatre: Zuidelijk Toneel, Philips Music Centre, Theater Het klein.
Going out: the Effenaar, the Danssalon, Pop-Ei.
Architectural highlights: Philips Stadion, Evoluon, numerous buildings have been declared Industrial Heritage, Witte dame, Bruine heer, Catharinakerk, de Regent, de Admirant.
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I do not live far from Eindhoven. So if you want to know anything about Eindhoven, write it to me. Talk page User Dgb