Van Abbemuseum

Nothing spectacular. The museum itself is nicely organized and decorated, but the exhibits are underwhelming. It mainly focuses on the exploitation of Indonesians by the Dutch, showcasing how industrialists used cheap labor. Other than that, there were videos that were uninteresting and looked unprofessional. The best feature was the images accompanied by scented papers, with the smells representing the atmosphere of each picture.

The exhibitions were very captivating and beautiful! What's more, they sell older issues of used magazines that are in good conditions for a very good price, 1-3€. They also have an amazing selection of postcards!

A well located museum, very accessible if you're around the city centre. The architecture of the building is also nice, lending itself to a spacious experience indoors. It is a very accessibility oriented place, making a lot of accommodations for a lot of people. They seem to value that, and it shows. The experience was enjoyable overall, with quite a multifaceted and multimodal set of exhibitions. Some were very clear in terms of narrative, while other parts of the exhibition felt a bit confusing. There's be works placed with very little context, and perhaps a bit of appreciation is lost in that regard. To each their own museum experience I suppose. The elevator was a fun surprise.

It’s a very nice museum. It’s mainly focused on abstract art, which I usually dislike a lot, but many parts of the exhibition took me by heart. The architecture of the building is also amazing, with nice balconies to observe the river. In some places, you can see 4-5 floors below, which is not the best option if you’re afraid of heights. This is the most memorable museum when it comes to feelings that it provoked.

Somehow I wouldn’t go in there if I hadn’t a Ticket for the DDW . But I get suprised about the Architecture inside - like a 4 Floor Labyrinth… Kinda like it - next time I will spend more time!

A compact but world-class spot for modern and contemporary art. I spent just over an hour with the “Hidden Connections” exhibition—sharp curatorial storytelling and clear English labels—then cooled off in the quiet atrium café. Friendly staff, lockers for backpacks, and plenty of seating make it an easy yes if you’re in Eindhoven.

Temporary exhibition was very interesting (5 stars), the main one was not my piece of cake (3 stars). The whole place is nice, if you like contemporary art then you will probably like it, if not then you won't enjoy it.

nice service, interesting exhibits, no problems, .....;)