Netherlands · Provincie Noord-Brabant · Tilburg
Groenewoud, Tilburg — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Groenewoud, a district recorded under Tilburg, carries the Evoluon on its landmark list along with De Herdgang and six named churches.
About Groenewoud
Where to stay in Groenewoud
Where you base yourself shapes the visit — here's the character of each area.
The Evoluon decides it. A bed on that side of Groenewoud puts the Evoluon within reach, along with De Ontdekfabriek and Next Nature, the two entries on the list most likely to fill an afternoon. De Herdgang pulls the other way.
Rooms near it sit closer to the Maranathakerk and the Schootsekerk than to the Evoluon, which suits anyone treating Groenewoud as a base rather than as the reason for the trip.
About Groenewoud
What are the main landmarks in Groenewoud?
Eleven names sit on the list. The Evoluon leads Groenewoud's list, with De Ontdekfabriek and Next Nature beside it, and De Herdgang and De Drentslamp filling out the non-religious half of a set that otherwise runs to churches. Six of those churches are named.
The Maranathakerk, the Emmaüskerk, the Pastoor van Arskerk, the Schootsekerk and Sint-Vincentius a Paulokerk all appear under Groenewoud, and together they account for most of what the record keeps here.
What is the history of Groenewoud?
Dates are the one thing Groenewoud's entry lacks. What Groenewoud has instead is a layered list, the Evoluon and De Ontdekfabriek on one side of it and a run of churches on the other, each filed against the district without a date of its own. Nothing on the list outnumbers the churches.
Six of them carry names in the register, from the Maranathakerk to Sint-Vincentius a Paulokerk, and that weight of worship buildings is the closest thing Groenewoud keeps to a written past.
Where is Groenewoud?
Eleven listed sites fall inside Groenewoud, from the Evoluon to De Drentslamp, on temperate ground north of the equator.
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Updated September 2026