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Chateau d'Auvers

4.6/5

8 Reviews

Castle

LYW_wThe French garden outside the castle is really beautiful and full of artistic conception. The "Impressionist Time Journey" in the castle is also very interesting. Through many exhibition halls, people go back to Paris in the 19th century and feel the social atmosphere at that time. Many impressionist painters’ paintings are shown in the exhibition hall, a journey of learning and fun. Very satisfied! ! The castle restaurant is also very special. I ordered beef tartare. I ate raw beef for the first time. It was very special and the desserts were also very delicious!

Maison Auberge de van Gogh (Auberge Ravoux)

4.9/5

10 Reviews

Famous Residences

乖小咪Orville on the Vac is the hometown of Van Gogh. The former residence of Van Gogh here is a holy place that many painting fans must visit. Van Gogh painted many of the most classic paintings of his life here. He was also the place where Van Gogh lived in the last few years of his life. There are many scenes here, which can be seen in Van Gogh's paintings. There is really an inexplicable sense of familiarity.

Eglise Notre-Dame d'Auvers

5/5

6 Reviews

Churches and Cathedrals

乖小咪The Orwell Church is a very old church on the banks of the Vaz River, and he has been around for more than 800 years. The mottled walls outside the church show his long history. This church is now listed as a world heritage site and is a must see for local iconic architecture.

Absinthe Museum (Musee de l'Absinthe)

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Eiffel Tower

4.7/5

3,718 Reviews

Observation Deck

DomeldThe iconic place to visit in Paris, cultural and historical icon of the city.

Museum Daubigny

5/5

1 Reviews

Museum

137***66We stopped here on a recent visit to Auvers. The museum is quite small and on the day we visited there was an exhibition featuring Corot, along with Daubigny. The exhibit was interesting and worth seeing but given the many museums you can visit, I would only stop in if you are particularly interested in what is being offered.