Halles de Dijon
Inspired by plans proposed by the Eiffel company in 1868, the Dijon halls were built from 1873 to 1875 by the Foundries and Construction Workshops of Fourchambault (Nièvre), to the…
Castles & Monuments · Dijon
Dijon: 12 places listed on Côte-d’Or.
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Inspired by plans proposed by the Eiffel company in 1868, the Dijon halls were built from 1873 to 1875 by the Foundries and Construction Workshops of Fourchambault (Nièvre), to the…
Built by Thomas Berbisey, civil clerk at the Parliament, trusted man of Louis XI (early 16th century). It contains a small courtyard with a carved wooden gallery linking the buildi…
Hotel built around 1640 for the Bouhier de Savigny family. The most famous member of the family was Jean Bouhier (1673 - 1746), President of the Parliament and famous bibliophile, …
Paved courtyard with beautiful facade. Two staircases with wrought iron railings.
This flamboyant Gothic hotel dating from the 15th century bears witness to the wealth of a family of merchants in drapery, a very lucrative trade in the Middle Ages since everythin…
Discover a beautiful town house built in 1673 by Antoine Arviset, Treasurer of France. It was later occupied by his grandson Jean-Baptiste Jehannin de Chamblanc, a famous Dijon b…
All the charm of a private collection, displayed in the beautiful 17th-century Hôtel Lantin, the family home of Maurice and Jeanne Magnin, enlightened art lovers. The combination o…
Built by Simon Viard, tabellion (a kind of notary) in 1541, the Samerey mansion has a typical facade of the early French Renaissance. It has kept its original coatings, cleaned, fi…
This private mansion was built in the 17th century by a family of parliamentarians, the Le Compasseur family, a wealthy family from Roussillon. You will also find a turret dating…
Built around 1614 for Etienne Bouhier, Councillor at the Burgundy Parliament, it is one of the most precious parliamentary hotels built in the 17th century in France. The majestic …
From its 46 m (about 150 ft) summit, the Philip the Good Tower offers a stunning panorama over the town of Dijon and the surrounding area. The Philip the Good Tower, originally…
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