Van Gogh tour in the Provence

For the real van Gogh fans!

Van gogh's paintings on the wall of a restaurant.

Step into the world of a great master! Take a tour from Avignon through the Provence. The Provence was once very important in Vincent’s artistic journey. He made famous paintworks with vibrant colors, in beautiful landscapes and charming French villages. If you like the work of this Great Artist then, this is your chance to stand where he painted and get a better understanding of his life.

A painting of van gogh hanging on a wall.

Van Gogh locations in the Provence

Various tours allow you to explore the places that inspired Van Gogh’s art. Led by an experienced guide, you’ll visit, for example, Arles, where Van Gogh produced over 300 paintings and drawings. Let’s take a look at the places that are on the tour of this Dutch painter.

1. Arles

Van Gogh’s time in Arles was a transformative period in his artistic journey. Inspired by the colors and unique atmosphere of this Provençal town, he created some of his most iconic masterpieces, such as Starry Night Over the Rhône & Sunflowers. His paintings captured the essence of Arles and its surroundings.

2. Montmajour

Located near Arles, you find Montmajour Abbey, which served as a subject for several of Van Gogh’s paintings. The monastery’s ancient ruins and tranquil surroundings inspired him to create masterpiece sunset at Montmajour.

3. Saint-Rémy de Provence

The tour also takes you to Saint-Rémy de Provence, where Van Gogh stayed at Saint-Paul de Mausole psychiatric hospital. During his stay in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, Van Gogh’s artistic skills flourished amidst the picturesque serene landscapes. You see the beauty of natural elements like cypress trees, wheat fields, and flowers. It was here that he produced some of his most celebrated works, including The Starry Night, Wheatfield with a reaper & Irises.

Book a Tour

You can book a tour from Avignon if you like to experience the world of Van Gogh. And enjoy beautiful panoramic views in The Provence.

Note: Entrance fees to attractions are usually included in the tour, but it’s important to check the details and any additional charges beforehand.

A painting of a cafe in Provence by Van Gogh.