Vincent van Gogh moved many times, and in almost every place you can still follow his trail: London and Amsterdam in his early years, the Borinage mines in Belgium, The Hague, the peat bogs of Drenthe, his birthplace in Zundert and the village of Nuenen, Montmartre in Paris, the light of Arles, the asylum at Saint-Rémy and his last village, Auvers-sur-Oise. For each destination, these guides bring together the places you can see today, the paintings he made there and the museums nearby, in the order he lived them.
Van Gogh in England: a guide to London, Ramsgate and IsleworthEngland in Van Gogh’s footsteps: Goupil, the house on Hackford Road, Ramsgate, Isleworth and Richmond, and his paintings at the National Gallery and the Courtauld.
Van Gogh in Amsterdam: a guide to his places and museumsAmsterdam in Van Gogh’s footsteps: his uncle’s house in Kattenburg, the views he painted in 1885, the Van Gogh Museum, the Rijksmuseum and the Stedelijk.
Van Gogh in Belgium: a guide to the Borinage, Brussels and AntwerpBelgium in Van Gogh’s footsteps: his houses in Wasmes and Cuesmes in the Borinage, the Marcasse mine, Brussels and its academies, and Antwerp in 1885-1886.
Van Gogh in The Hague and Scheveningen: a guide to his placesThe Hague in Van Gogh’s footsteps: the Goupil gallery, his studio on the Schenkweg, Scheveningen beach, Panorama Mesdag, the Kunstmuseum and Etten.
Van Gogh in Drenthe and the Kröller-Müller: a guide to his placesDrenthe and Otterlo in Van Gogh’s footsteps: Hoogeveen, Scholte’s house in Nieuw-Amsterdam, the Drents Museum and the Kröller-Müller Museum in De Hoge Veluwe.
Van Gogh in Nuenen and Zundert: a guide to his places in BrabantNuenen and Zundert in Van Gogh’s footsteps: the village museum, the parsonage, the old tower, the Opwetten mill, his birthplace and the museums of Brabant.
Van Gogh in Paris and Montmartre: a guide to his placesParis in Van Gogh’s footsteps: the apartment on rue Lepic, the Moulin de la Galette, the Montmartre vegetable gardens, Asnières, Père Tanguy and his paintings at the Orsay.
Van Gogh in Arles: a guide to the places he paintedArles in Van Gogh’s footsteps: the café terrace on Place du Forum, the Espace Van Gogh, the Langlois Bridge, Les Alyscamps and Montmajour.
Van Gogh in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence: a guide to his placesSaint-Rémy-de-Provence in Van Gogh’s footsteps: the Saint-Paul-de-Mausole monastery, its garden, the wheat field, the olive groves and the Alpilles.
Van Gogh in Auvers-sur-Oise: a guide to his last placesAuvers-sur-Oise in Van Gogh’s footsteps: the Auberge Ravoux and his room, the church, Dr. Gachet’s house, the wheat fields and the grave of Vincent and Theo.To see his paintings in museums around the world, check where to see Van Gogh’s paintings (in Spanish), and for a visit to the Amsterdam museum, the Van Gogh Museum guide.