Discover on your own on an E-Fatbike the area where Vincent Van Gogh made a quarter of his works and experience for yourself the places he painted and sketched. In some places you literally 'walk' through the painting. You follow the route This individual tour has been developed in collaboration with the Van Gogh Village museum (included) in Nuenen and you follow his footsteps in Eindhoven and Nuenen. Of course, the place where he made one of his most famous works 'The Potato Eaters' is not missing. You will also see the beautiful Van Gogh church opposite the place where he posted his letters to Theo. You make this 35 km tour on a robust, urban and tough E-Fatbike. By using slow motion movements without applying force, you can reach a speed of up to 25 km per hour. Explore the area that Van Gogh loved so much using a web app as a guide. A driver's license and a helmet are not necessary, but some cycling experience is recommended.

Complete your visit to the Van Gogh Museum Amsterdam with this tour to the Brabant that Vincent loved. At the Van Gogh Village of Nuenen and its surroundings you can still hear the footsteps of the driven painter. Here it was that he started to challenge convention and to paint ordinary people in their raw beauty. Also you have the opportunity to see 12 more works of Vincent in the Noordbrabant Museum, or alternatively visit the village of Zundert where Vincent was born.

This tour will take you on a journey through Van Gogh’s footsteps, beginning at the evocative Potato Eaters Sculpture in Central Park, a tribute to the masterpiece he painted here, and concluding at The Potato Eaters House, the very home where Van Gogh found inspiration among the villagers and their daily lives. Along the way you’ll see the areas he lived, his studio, his church, his statue, the paths he walked, the windmill he painted, and so much more. The tour never expires. Go at your own pace, anytime. The tour his hands free and plays automatically as you walk.

Discover the world of Vincent van Gogh during an unforgettable day through the heart of Brabant. Starting from the Randstad, this journey takes you to the places that shaped Van Gogh’s life and artistic vision. Explore Zundert, the village where he was born, surrounded by peaceful Dutch countryside. Continue to Nuenen, where Van Gogh created some of his most famous early masterpieces, including The Potato Eaters. Enjoy a unique lunch in a historic watermill that Van Gogh himself once painted and visited. In the afternoon, stroll through authentic Brabant landscapes, charming streets, and inspiring heritage sites connected to the artist. The day ends in vibrant 's-Hertogenbosch with a refined and memorable dinner in one of the city’s atmospheric restaurants. This tour blends art, history, beautiful scenery, and exceptional food into a truly inspiring Dutch experience.

Explore the charm and beauty of the Netherlands on this immersive 4-day tour. Starting in Amsterdam, glide through the canals of Giethoorn, known as the "Venice of the North," before discovering the stunning De Hoge Veluwe National Park and its Van Gogh masterpieces. Visit historic cities like Arnhem and Maastricht, and delve into the artistic heritage of Nuenen, where Van Gogh created many of his works. Conclude your journey in Eindhoven, a hub of innovation and design, with visits to the Philips Museum and more. - 4-day guided tour across key Dutch destinations - Optional Boat cruise in Giethoorn and Van Gogh museums - Visit unique attractions like Het Loo Palace and the Apenheul Primate Park - Comfortable transport with a knowledgeable driver-guide throughout

Van Gogh and Dutch Heritage Tours organizes high-quality cultural and historical trips for tourists who want to discover the Netherlands through the life, work, and world of Vincent van Gogh. The concept combines small-scale luxury touring, storytelling, art history, Dutch cultural heritage, and authentic local experiences. We focus on Van Gogh's early period and on the history of the Netherlands in general. The tour guide is highly experienced and has studied 19th-century art in the Netherlands and also for 4 years in the United States (under the guidance of renowned art historians such as Prof. Al Boime (UCLA) and Prof. Gabe Weisberg (University of Minnesota)). He is an expert in Dutch culture and speaks fluent Dutch, English, and French. It will be a wonderful experience and provides an impression of the lesser-known Netherlands. We will also include some fun quizzes and stories. The standard program can be adjusted if needed.