Vincent van Gogh was born and raised in North Brabant. He created his first masterpiece The Potato Eaters in North Brabant. It is where he painted most of his paintings. Start here to explore his homeland and visit the places and unique heritage centres you recognise from his letters, sketches, drawings and paintings. Come and walk in the footsteps of Van Gogh!
Walk with a guide through the ‘open air museum’ dedicated to thi and step into Vincent van Goghs footsteps. Visit al the sites he painted in Van Gogh Village.
Etten-Leur is the town where the wordfamous Vincent van Gogh started his career. This is where the 28 years old Vincent made the final decision to become an artist. Etten-Leur counts five official Van Gogh Monuments!
Welcome to Vincent van Gogh’s world. Experience his childhood years from 1853. The memories of Vincent’s youth are kept alive in the Vincent van Gogh House. It highlights his youth and the way it influenced the life of the later artist in the form of a museum presentation.
This museum is the only location in Brabant where you can see original works by Van Gogh.
Learn about Vincent van Gogh in Museum Vincentre where we will show you Nuenen as it was in 1883 when Vincent came to live here.
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Van Gogh kerkje in Nuenen in Noord-Brabant
Follow in the footsteps of Van Gogh
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In Helvoirt
Vincents Bar & Bistro – Bed & Boutique is located in the centre of Etten-Leur,...
In Etten-Leur
Located in the friendly Brabant village of Boxmeer, RICHE is a hotel, café, restaurant...
In Boxmeer
The Van Gogh cycle route offers the very best of culture and heritage! You will cycle where Vincent walked, stop at places that Vincent drew and painted, and visit places that played an important part in his life.
Vincentre in Nuenen in Bergen op Zoom
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