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’s-Hertogenbosch is the provincial capital of North Brabant. The medieval town centre is one of the oldest and best preserved in the Netherlands.
Vincent van Gogh never visited ’s-Hertogenbosch. He lived and worked in cities such as Tilburg, The Hague, Amsterdam, Brussels, London, Antwerp and Paris. London and Paris in particular made an impression on him When he arrived in London in 1872 to start work as an art dealer, this young man in his twenties bought himself a top hat. He also painted city scenes, including the night life in Montmartre in Paris.
The Van Gogh cycle route starts at Het Noordbraba…
’s-Hertogenbosch is the provincial capital of North Brabant. The medieval town centre is one of the oldest and best preserved in the Netherlands.
Vincent van Gogh never visited ’s-Hertogenbosch. He lived and worked in cities such as Tilburg, The Hague, Amsterdam, Brussels, London, Antwerp and Paris. London and Paris in particular made an impression on him When he arrived in London in 1872 to start work as an art dealer, this young man in his twenties bought himself a top hat. He also painted city scenes, including the night life in Montmartre in Paris.
The Van Gogh cycle route starts at Het Noordbrabants Museum. This museum has a collection of artefacts and works of art which have some connection with the art, history and culture of the province of North Brabant and the Southern Netherlands. You will come face to face with genuine Van Gogh paintings in a special pavilion. That’s definitely worth a visit! Cycle from culture to nature; this route will take you mainly through the beautiful countryside on the south of the provincial capital. Just like cycling through a painting.
How does the Van Gogh cycle route work?
The Van Gogh cycle route forms part of the cycle route network in Brabant. There is a Van Gogh cycle route sign at every intersection. Follow the Van Gogh cycle route signs from one numbered intersection to the other. Follow the cycle route network signs between the intersections. Ten short routes in the form of loops have been marked out. The routes are joined together by linking sections.
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