1. Holidaymakers should take into account that almost the entire central area of the city is pedestrian. It’s very easy and fun to explore it on foot or by bicycle; everywhere in the center you can see beautiful buildings in the traditional style and spectacular futuristic constructions.
2. Those who expect to save on visiting restaurants and cafes are recommended to specify the location of the nearest grocery stores and supermarkets. It can be difficult for inexperienced tourists to find them; however, the abundance of bakeries will surprise fans of baking.
3. You have to pay for goods and services exclusively in euro; any other currency won’t be accepted. It is recommended to exchange currency before the trip, as in this case conditions of exchange will be the most profitable.
4. Another strong argument in favor of bicycles is the high cost of public transport and taxis. There are excellent conditions for the two-wheel transport; virtually any area of interest can be easily accessible by bicycle.
6. Budget travelers should pay attention to hotels located in the immediate vicinity of the railway station. They are popular among experienced hikers; you can find attractive rooms of all sizes and price ranges there.
7. Not all football fans know that the local stadium is open to public, even in days when there are no matches. Everyone is welcome to have a tour and visit the legendary stadium; you can specify the required information in the tourist center.
Eindhoven is informally called the City of Light; this name is due to the important historical event which has radically changed the fate of the place. In 1891, Anton and Gerard Philips have … 
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