Nuenen

Nuenen, a picturesque village in the province of North Brabant, Netherlands, has been recognized for its rich cultural heritage and natural beauty. Famous as the residence of the world-famous artist, Vincent van Gogh, from 1883 to 1885, this place is steeped in history closely linked to the artist's life and work. The village has the Vincentre Museum, which is dedicated to the life and creative genius of Van Gogh, and visitors can also paint the original places that inspired Van Gogh during his time in Nuenen, including the parish church of St Clement and the \' The Potato Eaters' setting.

The region's landscape is characterized by its rustic charm with manicured green meadows, cycle paths and characteristic old farms. In addition to its cultural treasures, Nuenen offers tourists and residents a range of recreational opportunities. Water enthusiasts can enjoy De Grote Waterplas, where various water sports are offered, while nature lovers can discover the diverse flora and fauna in the local forests and nature reserves. High-quality food and beverage options and a wide range of shops add to the allure of this historic location. Nuenen is truly a lively village that combines modern amenities with a fascinating historic atmosphere.