Self-guided Sightseeing Tour #3 in Eindhoven, Netherlands

The Philips Museum is located in the city of Eindhoven in North Brabant and covers the history of the Philips company. It is located in Philips' first light bulb factory.

Wikipedia: Philips Museum (NL), Website

St. Catherine's Church is a Roman Catholic church in the city center of the Dutch city of Eindhoven, dedicated to Saint Catherine of Alexandria. The church is located at Catharinaplein 1, at the beginning of Stratumseind and was built as a replacement for the dilapidated medieval St. Catherine's Church.

Wikipedia: Sint-Catharinakerk (Eindhoven) (NL)

The Augustijnenkerk, also known as Paterskerk and R.C. Heilig Hartkerk, is a church building at Tramstraat 37 in the Dutch city of Eindhoven. The church was built at the end of the nineteenth century for the Augustinian monks of the adjacent Mariënhage Monastery. The church was their property until December 2017; Since then, funeral insurer and funeral director DELA has been the owner of the entire Mariënhage complex. The church is a national monument.

Wikipedia: Augustijnenkerk (Eindhoven) (NL)

The Steentjeskerk, officially Church of Saint Anthony of Padua and Our Lady Immaculate Conception, is a church building from 1919 on the St. Antoniusstraat in the Strijp district of the municipality of Eindhoven. The church is called Steentjeskerk because of its facades, which are built in a striking pattern of Kunrader stone. It was built for the parish of Saint Anthony of Padua in the former municipality of Strijp.

Wikipedia: Steentjeskerk (NL)

The Meeting Church is a Protestant church building at Meerkollaan 3 in the Eindhoven district of Tongelre.

Wikipedia: Ontmoetingskerk (Eindhoven) (NL)

St. Martin's Church is a church building from 1890 at 't Hofke 1 in the Tongelre district of the Dutch municipality of Eindhoven.

Wikipedia: Sint-Martinuskerk (Tongelre) (NL)