Vincent van Gogh is world-famous! Did you know that he spent three weeks in Hoogeveen in 1883? He wanted to paint and took his paint stuff with him. But, oh dear, when he left again, he left all sorts of things behind. Poor Virgil, the canvas, it's still completely empty! And Valentine, the stubborn field easel, has been waiting for 140 years. Find all the items, take them away and make them happy again! This interactive game is made for children aged 4 to 10 and you spend about 75 minutes. The route you take is 1.7 kilometres and goes through the centre of Hoogeveen, as well as through park Dwingeland where you can play.
Use the Drenthe Route app to play the game and navigate the route.
The starting point is a...
Vincent van Gogh is world-famous! Did you know that he spent three weeks in Hoogeveen in 1883? He wanted to paint and took his paint stuff with him. But, oh dear, when he left again, he left all sorts of things behind. Poor Virgil, the canvas, it's still completely empty! And Valentine, the stubborn field easel, has been waiting for 140 years. Find all the items, take them away and make them happy again! This interactive game is made for children aged 4 to 10 and you spend about 75 minutes. The route you take is 1.7 kilometres and goes through the centre of Hoogeveen, as well as through park Dwingeland where you can play.
Use the Drenthe Route app to play the game and navigate the route.
The starting point is at the southernmost point of the shopping street in Hoogeveen. The starting point is easy to reach from the railway station, or you can park your car at Prins Mauritsplein.
In the centre of Hoogeveen location Dekkerplein you will find a house-high self-portrait of Vincent van Gogh. This street art mural is the work of De Strakke Hand.
In the middle of the Hoofdstraat runs the Cascade: a long water artwork about 250 metres long and 10 metres wide. The water meanders through the street and forms a striking part of the streetscape.
The Hoofdstraat church was built in the year 1904. In that year, the church was named Oosterkerk simply because it stood on the east side of Hoofdstraat. The church was built by order of the...