Brabant is home to a large number of locations with a visible and tangible heritage. Places where Vincent van Gogh left his mark. He was inspired by the countryside and the hard-working Brabant people. There are many interesting heritage locations and landscapes. 46 of them have been named Van Gogh Monument.
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Vincent van Gogh’s grandparents are buried in a Protestant graveyard.
The Van Gogh family lived here from 1882 to 1885, with Vincent living there from December 1883 to May 1884.
Experience the beginnings of Van Gogh's artistic career in Etten-Leur! Discover his world in the Van Gogh Church with an impressive multimedia expe...
Vincent grew up as the son of the minister Theodorus van Gogh who preached at this church in Zundert.
Vincent van Gogh’s father preached in this church in Nuenen.
Willem II’s City Palace | High School In 1886 the HBS (Hogere Burger School or Higher Civic School) moved into Willem II’s former city palace.
Vincent van Gogh had his first studio in the vicarage in Etten-Leur. The actual building is no longer there but a statue marks the spot
This building was formerly Jan Provily’s boarding school for boys. Vincent went to school there after the summer of 1864, when he was 11 years old.
The windmill that takes its name from the area in which it was built is located in the open countryside just north of Nuenen.
We now look over the fields, but here Vincent saw the old tower of 15th century church with cemetery. He loved the church and the cemetery. He made...
Vincent’s grandfather – also called Vincent – who was descended from an art-loving family in The Hague, was a preacher at the Grote Kerk and the Ro...
In May 1884 Vincent worked on a number of paintings of mills. He painted the watermill at Kollen that he passed when walking from Nuenen to Eindhoven.
The Vincent van GoghHuis: a living arts centre in the birthplace of Brabant’s most famous artist ever, stands on the spot where Vincent van Gogh ca...
In December 1929 a committee was formed in Amsterdam whose aim was to commemorate the fortieth anniversary of Vincent van Gogh’s death with a perma...
