This listed inn is known as "Van Gogh's House" because the famous painter spent the last two months of his life here. In 1890, he shot himself in the chest and died in one of these rooms. The inn has kept the memory of Van Gogh's stay and t..

Daubigny settled in Auvers in 1854 and in 1860 he had this house-workshop built. Many important French artists such as Corot and Daumier stayed at this place. The walls of this house are a testimony of the paintings of that period; each artist contri..

Originally a small chapel built towards the end of the 11C on grounds belonging to Philippe I, the rest of Notre-Dame-d'Auvers was constructed between the 11C and 13C. This little church was immortalised by Van Gogh and from then on became known worl..

Vincent Van Gogh died at Auvers-sur-Oise in 1890 and was buried at the new cemetery inaugurated in 1858. Theo, his brother and confidant, who died a year later, is buried nearby. Two stelae against the left side wall of the cemetery modestly indicate..

It was prohibited in 1915, and was also known as «the green Muse». It was a source of inspiration for a series of artists and writers. This liqueur, an ancestor of the pastis , an aniseed flavoured apéritif, is honoured here by means of paintings, p..

In this 17C castle, you will be able to enjoy a tour-spectacle called Journey to the time of the Impressionists, which offers the visitor a jaunt into the artistic ambience of the 19C.