Auberge Ravoux
Auberge Ravoux is a restaurant in Auvers-sur-Oise, housed in a 19th-century country inn that has kept its original character. The building features simple rooms and serves traditional French cuisine in its modest dining spaces.
The inn was founded in the early 19th century and became a gathering place for artists and travelers in the area. Vincent van Gogh arrived here in 1890 and remained until his death, giving the location lasting historical importance.
This inn was closely tied to Vincent van Gogh's life, as he lodged and dined here during his final weeks. The place reflects the simple traditions of French country inns that welcomed travelers and artists alike.
The restaurant is located in a quiet village about 40 kilometers (25 miles) north of Paris and is easily reached on foot. Visitors should reserve ahead, as this small inn has limited seating and fills up regularly.
The bedroom where van Gogh stayed during his time here is still preserved and can be visited. Visitors can see the simple room and understand how the artist spent his final days.
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