• Auvers-sur-Oise - Visitors can explore the genuine location where Vincent van Gogh created “Tree Roots,” his final painting. They will be guided through a visual and symbolic interpretation of the landscape, which is still characterized by visible roots and golden rocks. The guide will assist them in connecting the artwork with the location in a meaningful and immersive manner. This offers a contemplative pause before proceeding to the top of the trail and the Wheat field.

For the typical duration spent at this particular spot (at the base of the trail, visible roots), it is suggested to allow for:

30 minutes (if it is a peaceful time for contemplation, reading, and discussion at the conclusion of the route).

• Pause and contemplation on the trail

This guided tour invites you into the world of Vincent van Gogh, where he created “Roots of Trees.” Discover the landscape that inspired this legendary artist by exploring the visible roots, a living slope, and the golden rock quarry. The route, rich in history and art, leads you to the wheat field where Van Gogh found tranquility. Through 12 steps, you will enjoy an audio guide that unveils inspiring visuals and texts, allowing you to see beyond the visible.

Immerse yourself in Van Gogh’s final painting and walk the path of the painter’s last moments.

• Discover 12 steps with an audio guide for complete immersion
• A blend of art, history, and nature for all enthusiasts
  An experience combining art, history, spirituality, and nature. Stops are provided for contemplation and are accessible to everyone.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.