Museum de Vier Quartieren

Want to discover how Vincent van Gogh saw Brabant's farm life? Then Museum de Vier Quartieren is indispensable. At this Oirschot-based museum, experience what Van Gogh painted and how he viewed the world. Housed in a sixteenth-century chapter house, you will also learn how sustainable people used to live. A cosy, intimate and educational museum in the middle of a village that is itself like an open-air museum. With treasure hunts that let you discover the special Oirschot buildings and streets, or challenge you inside the museum. In addition, the museum offers many group options (including very special ones, especially for the deaf or seniors with dementia) and a lovely summer terrace in the courtyard. Come discover why a Swedish visitor could not contain her enthusiasm and left "This was the best museum ever" in the guestbook.

Sustainable example
Issues of climate change, energy conservation, waste and overconsumption did not exist in the nineteenth century. In The Four Quarters, you will discover how our ancestors lived sustainably with the seasons, without waste and waste. An impressive lesson in how simple life can be. You can smell and taste dishes from the time of Van Gogh, feel the fabric of centuries-old clothes and even experience what it was like to sleep in a box bed. Discover life back then, ideally located in the Eindhoven-'s-Hertogenbosch-Tilburg triangle, just 15 kilometres from Eindhoven Airport.

"An atmospheric gem!"
The many positive comments from foreign visitors show the museum's international appeal. In addition, a visit can be perfectly combined with a hiking or cycling trip through beautiful natural areas such as Kampina, the Mortelen, the Groene Woud and the Landschotse Heide. Or visit the adjacent Sint-Petrusbasiliek, one of the larger remaining Gothic village churches in North Brabant. After which, for example, quench your thirst at Brouwerij Vandeoirsprong, where you can taste Oirschot's centuries of brewing knowledge and experience in every sip.