Tilburg
North Brabant, Netherlands
City·Dynamic, Cultural, Modern
Tilburg, located in North Brabant, is the second-largest city in the province and the seventh-largest in the Netherlands. It's a hub for education, hosting Tilburg University and other institutions. The city is transforming its Spoorzone area, a former railway maintenance yard, into a lively urban space. With three railway stations, Tilburg is easily accessible and offers a rich blend of industrial heritage and modern culture, making it a fascinating destination for both students and tourists.
Highlights
- Home to Tilburg University and other educational institutions.
- Revitalized Spoorzone area with urban development.
- Rich industrial history.
- Three railway stations for easy access.
Things to consider before traveling to Tilburg
- Rich cultural scene with events and festivals.
- University town atmosphere with a youthful vibe.
- Ongoing urban development in the Spoorzone area.
Tips
Getting Around
Tilburg has a well-connected railway system with three stations making travel convenient.
Local Culture
Explore the Spoorzone area for a taste of Tilburg's urban development and cultural activities.
Education Hub
Visit Tilburg University for its academic environment and events.
Historical Sites
Discover the city's industrial past through its architecture and museums.
Travel advice
Spring
Spring offers mild weather and blooming parks, ideal for outdoor activities.
Summer
Enjoy vibrant festivals and events, but expect more tourists.
Fall
Pleasant weather and fewer crowds make it a great time for city exploration.
Winter
Experience a quieter city vibe with indoor cultural activities and events.
Essentials
Currency
EUR €
Average Cost
$100-$150 p/day
Population
221,947
Languages Spoken
Dutch, English
Best Time to Visit
April-June, September-November
Occasion Tags
Tourists, Students, Cultural Explorers
Location
Tilburg, North Brabant, Netherlands