Tilburg. Built different.
Tilburg doesn’t look like anything. Thank goodness
- I suddenly realized that people live in Tilburg. And entirely of their own free will! Unbelievable. I’m going to pray for you all today.
- When are we wiping Tilburg off the map? Haha? How can it be so ugly?
- I went there by accident, and it was the worst five hours of my life.
- Why do you hate Tilburg so much? — I don’t ‘hate’ Tilburg; I just find everything about the place visually deeply depressing. In terms of it’s grey, characterless concrete bleakness and its tendency to trigger suicidal feelings.
- I think the municipality uses a map, a blindfold, and darts to decide where the next ugly apartment block should go.
- Every time I am in Tilburg, I realize how ugly this city is.
- 400 grand for a house in Tilburg. For that price, you ought to be able to buy the whole damn ugly town.
- I wonder which is uglier: Tilburg or the Tilburg dialect.
- As a (regrettably) somewhat frequent visitor to Tilburg, you get the impression that people go there to die. What a sad and depressing city...
Welcome to Tilburg.
In a world where everything is expected to be ever more flawless, we choose to take a different perspective.
A perspective that embraces uniqueness, authenticity, and everything that doesn’t conform to the norm.
Every person is built different. Every city is built different. That’s what we call ‘city positivity’.
Tilburg embraces what makes her unique and invites everyone to do the same.
Tilburg. Built different.
Tilburgers vs. het internet
This is sooo Tilburg.
Do you know of a strange, funky, unusual or eccentric spot in Tilburg that you can’t find anywhere else? We’re looking for the very best ‘you-will-only-find-this-in-Tilburg’ spots!