Castle of Auvers-sur-Oise
From Jan 01, 2026 to Dec 31, 2026 XNUMX
Parking
Accessible tourism
English French
Catering
Cheque
The Château, with its listed gardens, in the heart of a 9 ha park, constitutes an exceptional heritage. Inside, it hosts an immersive exhibition on the famous painter Vincent Van Gogh who spent his last days in the village of Auvers.
Due to its success, the exhibition dedicated to the last four years of Vincent Van Gogh's life has been extended until November 2, 2025.
Located in the castle, the tour takes you from room to room, in the footsteps of the famous artist, through an original staging alternating digital projections, reconstructions of settings familiar to the painter and presentation of original works (paintings, engravings, etc.) by 19th century artists who worked in the same places as him. As for Van Gogh's works, letters, drawings, paintings, they are presented in the form of excellent high-definition digital reproductions.
It traces the main stages of his stay in France, from his years in Paris with his brother Théo to his escapade in the south, to Arles and Saint-Rémy-de-Provence. A particular focus is placed on his stay in Auvers-sur-Oise where he painted nearly 75 paintings in less than 70 days.
Van Gogh the traveler changed addresses 36 times in 37 years and nourished his art with encounters, diverse influences and the places where he lived. His style evolved extremely quickly, moving from the dark compositions of his early paintings to canvases where the colours explode.
Types
- Historical site and monument
- General presentation sheet
- Accueil Vélo Label
- Green Avenue London Paris
- Classic
- Seventeenth century
Labels
- Historical patrimony
- Château
- Accueil Vélo Label
Services
Working Languages
- English
- French
Accessibility
- Wheelchair access requires assistance
- Reserved place for people with reduced mobility
- hard coating
- Clear traffic area
- Elevator to standards
- WC + grab bar + circulation space
- Possibility to drop someone off in front of the site
- Visual alarm with light flash
- Documentation in French Easy
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Easy-to-Read and Easy-to-Understand (FALC) visitor materials are available in paper and digital versions.
A comprehensive understanding of the process may require guidance. -
The site is partially accessible to wheelchair users.
Access is possible via a nearby drop-off zone, but the outdoor route has constraints (slope greater than 5% and paved courtyard).
Access to the different levels is provided by a compliant elevator.
Accessible restrooms and seating are available throughout the route.
A wheelchair and human assistance can be provided to facilitate the visit.
The visit is therefore accessible with a guide. -
The site offers some features adapted for deaf or hard-of-hearing people.
The videos are subtitled and the audio guides are hearing aid compatible.
Services
- Room rental for event
- Shop
- Catering
Equipment
- Elevator
- Toilet
- Air-conditioning
- Restaurant
- Meeting room
- Coach parking
- Private parking lot
- Free parking
Prices
- Senior rate (over 65): €11.
FREE:
> Disabled and invalid persons (invalidity card or similar) and one accompanying person per person
> Beneficiaries of social security benefits (proof less than 6 months old: RSA, ASPA ASS, ASI, ADA)
> Journalists (press card of the current year)
> Guides and speakers
> Members of icom and icomos (map of the current year)
> Social field groups (from 6 people: day hospitals, social and medico-social establishments, independent living homes, cultures of the heart) - Free for less than 8 years
- Minimum number of people for the group rate: 10
| Price | Min. | Max. |
|---|---|---|
| Full price | €12 | |
| Reduced price | €7 | |
| Child | €7 | |
| Student rate | €7 | |
| Audioguide supplement | €2 | |
| Adult group | €10 |
Payment method
- Bank / credit card
- Cheque
- Classic Holiday Vouchers
- Cash
Capacity
- Minimum group size: 10
Opening
From 01/01 to 31/12 on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and weekends from 10 p.m. to 18 p.m.
The exhibition spaces within the Castle are being refurbished and are preparing to host a new exhibition in the spring of 2026.
In the meantime, discover the historical exhibition "Château d'Auvers, Mémoires d'un domaine vivant" (Auvers Castle, Memories of a Living Estate) in the south orangery of the Château. It is open every weekend (and only from Tuesday to Sunday during school holidays in zone C) from 10am to 12pm and from 13:30pm to 18pm (17:30pm last entry).
The gardens and the Château shop remain open and freely accessible to the public from Tuesday to Sunday:
> Garden access from 9am to 18:30pm
> Shop access from 10am to 12:30pm and from 13:30pm to 18pm.
Booking
Château d'Auvers-sur-Oise - Direct
The Nymphaeum - Direct
