Van Gogh Heritage
Visit the Vincent van GoghHuis to explore the artist's roots and early life through interactive exhibits.





Zundert is a picturesque town located in the southern part of the Netherlands, near the border with Belgium. It gained global recognition as the birthplace of Vincent van Gogh, and today, the Vincent van GoghHuis stands on the site of his former home, offering visitors a deep dive into his early life and influences. The town is also a hub for agriculture, particularly known for its extensive tree nurseries and strawberry production. Every September, Zundert transforms for the Corso Zundert, a massive parade featuring towering floats covered in dahlias, showcasing the community's incredible craftsmanship and floral heritage.
Zundert is a picturesque town located in the southern part of the Netherlands, near the border with Belgium. It gained global recognition as the birthplace of Vincent van Gogh, and today, the Vincent van GoghHuis stands on the site of his former home, offering visitors a deep dive into his early life and influences. The town is also a hub for agriculture, particularly known for its extensive tree nurseries and strawberry production. Every September, Zundert transforms for the Corso Zundert, a massive parade featuring towering floats covered in dahlias, showcasing the community's incredible craftsmanship and floral heritage.
Birthplace of the legendary artist Vincent van Gogh.
Home to the Vincent van GoghHuis museum and research center.
Host of the world-famous Corso Zundert dahlia parade.
Surrounded by scenic strawberry fields and tree nurseries.
The town is very quiet outside of festival periods, making it ideal for a relaxing day trip.
Public transport is available, but a car or bike is often easier for exploring the surrounding countryside.
Accommodation fills up months in advance for the flower parade weekend.
Visit the Vincent van GoghHuis to explore the artist's roots and early life through interactive exhibits.
Plan your visit for the first Sunday in September to witness the world's largest dahlia flower parade.
Art lovers and those seeking a quiet, culturally rich Dutch village experience.
EUR €
$100-$150 p/day
Dutch, English, German
Sample the local strawberries, which the region is famous for during the summer months.
May-September
A great time to see the surrounding agricultural fields come to life with mild weather for cycling.
The best time for outdoor activities and enjoying fresh local produce like strawberries.
September is the peak season due to the flower parade, followed by a quiet, colorful autumn.
Cold and quiet, best for focusing on the indoor museum exhibits and local cozy cafes.