Le palais d'Auvers

Indian Restaurant Le Handi tells the story of Indian gastronomy, which goes back to the dawn of time, through these richly flavoured dishes.

Restaurant of traditional kitchen situated to Auvers-sur-Oise.

Former post office restored in a charming hotel, located in the heart of Auvers-sur Oise. The hotel is composed of 8 air-conditioned rooms, breakfast elaborated of fresh and regional products. The...

Trade secrets of the liqueur in its prohibition in 1915, the museum of the Absinthe makes you cross all XIXth century.

Built in 1635 by a rich Italian financier - close to Marie de Médicis - the Château d'Auvers is located about thirty kilometres north of Paris and offers visitors an immersive tour dedicated to the...

Since 1987, the Musée Daubigny has been presenting works by Charles-François Daubigny, his son Karl and artists from their entourage who painted in Auvers-sur-Oise.

On the occasion of the 150th anniversary of Impressionism, the exhibition "De l'atelier au paysage, fabrique de l'Impressionnisme" presents the Impressionist painters who, in the wake of Daubigny and...

On May 20th, 1890 Vincent van Gogh takes pension in the Inn Ravoux to Auvers-sur-Oise, painters' village in 30 km from Paris. He dies in his small room on July 29th, 1890.

Located in the heart of the city of the Impressionists, between the town hall painted by Van Gogh and the "Auberge Ravoux", overlooking the village square, the new restaurant combines heritage and...

The Château d'Auvers was constructed during the 17th century for an Italian banker of the suite of Marie de Médici.