Van Gogh National Park

The park encompasses forests, heathlands, sand dunes, meandering streams, and wetlands spread across a diverse natural landscape between Eindhoven and Tilburg.

Vincent van Gogh spent half of his life in North Brabant, where the surrounding natural environment influenced his development as an artist during the 19th century.

The park integrates agricultural heritage through preserved farmlands, peat extraction sites, and poplar cultivation areas that reflect centuries of local traditions.

Information centers throughout the park provide educational materials about local ecology, while marked trails facilitate hiking and cycling activities for visitors.

The park combines natural areas with urban spaces in a metropolitan region of 1.5 million inhabitants, where nature remains accessible from city centers.

Location: North Brabant

GPS coordinates: 51.64560,5.12530

Latest update: March 14, 2025 23:02