top of page

bellefort_logo

Hey neighbor!
Fancy a cup of coffee?

Bellefort is a Neighborhood Center, near the PSV stadium, in the heart of Philipsdorp in Eindhoven.

In this building surrounded by greenery, activities take place by:

Free use for neighborhood initiatives

No posts published in this language yet

Once posts are published, you’ll see them here.

Hey neighbor!
Fancy a cup of coffee?

Hey neighbor!
Fancy a cup of coffee?

Bellefort is a Neighborhood Center, near the PSV stadium, in the heart of Philipsdorp in Eindhoven.

In this building surrounded by greenery, activities take place by:

Bellefort is a Neighborhood Center, near the PSV stadium, in the heart of Philipsdorp in Eindhoven.

In this building surrounded by greenery, activities take place by:

There is also an annual program with seasonal activities, such as dance evenings, dinners and small festivals:

Partijen

We are Bellefort

The Community Garden is a green oasis maintained entirely by volunteers. Help is always welcome!

At De Kunsterij, people are guided in personal development and building structure in daily life.

Screenshot 2025-08-20 at 11.53.22.png

Neighbors organize their own activities at Bellefort. Support is available for this, if needed.

Individual tenants (predominantly) use the building and have a slightly greater distance to other activities and the neighborhood.

medemogelijkmakers

Co-facilitators

Strijp binnen de ring

Logo_Woonbedrijf_2021_CMYK-002-e1669995809972-500x305.jpeg

St. Geef om elkaar NL

vrijwilliger aanmelden

PARTICIPATE

Work in progress

In 2025 and 2026, changes will take place in areas such as management, design, and activities. Are you a local resident and would you like to share your thoughts? Then please complete the survey.

Free use for neighborhood initiatives

Neighborhood initiatives can now use a space in Bellefort free of charge. These are the conditions:

• you live near Bellefort

Bellefort location

• you organize an open activity for the neighborhood

everyone is welcome

•⁠ ⁠it is not a commercial activity

so you don't ask participants for money
•⁠ ⁠you communicate about the activity to the neighborhood

via a flyer, poster or social media
•⁠ ⁠you pay a fee for coffee and tea

you pay for this yourself or the participants do this together

History of Bellefort

The old St. Trudo Church in Strijp - at Strijpsestraat 156 - had such a small tower that church bells could not be hung in it.

That is why a so-called luihuis was built in 1809, in which two heavy bells were hung.

This luihuis was also called Bellefort and it was located approximately on the corner of Trudoplein-Schootsestraat .

bottom of page