Itinerary
- Covent Garden: Once upon a time, Van Gogh lived in London. It happened when London wasn't so densely populated, and artists from all over Europe travelled here to be inspired by its fog and enchanting architecture.
You will see vibrant Covent Garden, a hotspot for creative people since the 19th century. That's precisely where Vincent Van Gogh worked while living in London. - Strand: You will walk down the flamboyant area and reach Vincent's favourite street, the centre of London’s book and print trade.
That's where he would come every morning to smell the fresh paint of the newspaper and go through the latest news. Luckily some of the Strand's shops thrived through the centuries and are still open. - Kennington Park: Walk through the emerald-green park while listening to the twirling birds as Van Gogh did 200 years ago.
Today you are not you anymore. You become one with Van Gogh.
This park is one of the few with frogs, and in the 19th century, Vincent went there to watch cricket games. - Van Gogh House London: Later on, you will see his rented place - just a tiny house outskirts in his time. Because back then, Stockwell was a rural area with only a few houses - a true paradise for artists to live, create and immerse into the atmosphere of woods, fields and flowers.
- After taking pictures, you will end your experience at the local hidden gem - Van Gogh Cafe. Finally, with a hot cup of aromatic cappuccino, we will share our experience of this day.
Includes
- Professional Artist Guide
- Coffee and/or Tea
- Gratuities
- Dinner
Details
Original Van Gogh walk
Go back in time into 1873 when Van Gogh had the happiest life. Follow his footpath to the most fascinating places in the 19th century, discover where he lived, worked, visited prostitutes and wrote letters to his brother.
Highlights:
Explore where Vincent worked
Discover "Actors church" courtyard where he would have lunch
Hear why Westminster Bridge has always inspired artists
Walk by the marvellous Houses of Parliament
See graffiti tunnel - the only street in London where graffiti is real
Explore a park where Van Gogh went to see cricket games
Walk by the house of Van Gogh
Take a photo with Van Gogh sculpture
Go back in time into 1873 when Van Gogh had the happiest life. Follow his footpath to the most fascinating places in the 19th century, discover where he lived, worked, visited prostitutes and wrote letters to his brother.
Highlights:
Explore where Vincent worked
Discover "Actors church" courtyard where he would have lunch
Hear why Westminster Bridge has always inspired artists
Walk by the marvellous Houses of Parliament
See graffiti tunnel - the only street in London where graffiti is real
Explore a park where Van Gogh went to see cricket games
Walk by the house of Van Gogh
Take a photo with Van Gogh sculpture
Know Before You Go
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
- This experience requires a lot of walking
