I'm planning a trip to Auvers-sur-Oise and want to visit Auberge Ravoux. Can you tell me about its significance to Van Gogh, details surrounding his death there, what I can expect to see as a visitor, and where to find information about booking a visit? Provide a concise summary.
Search for 'Auberge Ravoux Auvers-sur-Oise' using a search engine. Navigate to the official website for Auberge Ravoux (maisondevangogh.fr). Locate and navigate to the 'Chambre de Van Gogh' section. Extract details about Van Gogh's stay and death, and what visitors can see in his room. Locate and navigate to the 'Réservez votre visite' (Book your visit) section or similar booking information. Identify the booking platform or method for visits. Synthesize all gathered information into a concise answer.
State that Auberge Ravoux was Van Gogh's last residence, where he spent his final 70 days. State that he died there on July 29, 1890, two days after shooting himself. Confirm that visitors can see and experience Van Gogh's intact bedroom (Room No. 5), which is preserved as it was in 1890. Mention that there is a 'Book now' option for organized visits that directs to the Maison Van Gogh's booking platform on FareHarbor. The answer is a concise summary of these details.