70 картин за 70 дней: последнее лето Ван Гога в Овер-сюр-Уаз

But behind the beauty of his art lies a moving and mysterious story. Join me on a journey to Auvers-sur-Oise, France, the peaceful village where Vincent van Gogh spent the final weeks of his life. In just around 70 days, he created an extraordinary number of paintings, capturing the village’s charming streets, golden wheat fields, humble houses, and beautiful countryside. In this travel vlog, we’ll explore the places connected to Van Gogh’s final days, visit the historic Auberge Ravoux, where he stayed, and discover the landscapes that inspired some of his most remarkable works. Along the way, we’ll reflect on his close relationship with his brother Theo, his extraordinary artistic legacy, and the tragic story behind his final chapter. Van Gogh left behind hundreds of unforgettable works, but his time here was heartbreakingly short. As we walk through the village, one question remains: How could an artist create so much beauty in so little time? Just a short journey from Paris, Auvers-sur-Oise offers a different side of France — far from the busy city streets, where art, history, and rural French charm come together. If you love France travel, hidden villages, art history, walking tours, and stories that bring places to life, this journey is for you. 📍 LOCATION: Auvers-sur-Oise, France 🎨 ARTIST: Vincent van Gogh 🏡 HISTORIC LANDMARK: Auberge Ravoux 🚆 PERFECT FOR: A day trip from Paris ⏱️ CHAPTERS ⏱️ 00:00 Intro 00:21 L'Église d'Auvers-sur-Oise 01:10 Van Gogh Statue 02:20 Van Gogh's Grave 03:10 A Walk in Auvers-sur-Oise 05:34 Van Gogh's Home 06:54 Auberge Ravoux 📍 PRACTICAL INFORMATION Address: Auberge Ravoux, 52 rue du Général de Gaulle, 95430 Auvers-sur-Oise, France. Auberge Ravoux: It was closed on the day I visited, so I filmed the building from the outside. Van Gogh's room can be visited when access is available. Check opening days, visiting conditions, and ticket prices on the official Auberge Ravoux website before your trip. Getting there by train: Weekend services may offer a direct train from Paris Gare du Nord during the April–October season. On other days, routes via Pontoise may be available. Check current SNCF and Transilien timetables before travelling. How long to spend: Allow around 2–3 hours to explore the village on foot, depending on your pace and which sites you visit. 💡 TIPS FOR VISITING AUVERS-SUR-OISE Check opening days for Auberge Ravoux and local museums before travelling, as schedules can vary. Wear comfortable walking shoes. The paths to the church and cemetery include uphill sections. Visit in late spring or early summer to see the surrounding countryside when the wheat fields may be golden, depending on the season. Take your time exploring the village. Many of its quiet streets and landscapes offer a glimpse into the world that inspired Van Gogh. ❤️ ENJOYED THIS JOURNEY? If you enjoyed exploring Auvers-sur-Oise with me, please LIKE this video, leave a COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE to discover more beautiful places to visit in France, charming French villages, day trips from Paris, and fascinating stories hidden in history. 💬 LET ME ASK YOU: Have you ever seen a Van Gogh painting in person? Which of his paintings is your favourite? Let me know in the comments! Thank you for watching, and see you on the next journey through France! 🇫🇷 #VanGogh #AuversSurOise #FranceTravel #VincentVanGogh #ArtHistory #ParisDayTrip #FrenchVillages #TravelVlog