Attractions in Dijon

Designed at the beginning of the 80's, the Clémenceau park covers more than 5 535 square metres. It allows the residents and people working in this business quarter to take advantage of a bit of peace and quiet within a green space. As you wal

In the former Benedictine monastery of Saint-Bénigne, the musée archéologique de Dijon displays relics discovered within the region and which date from prehistoric times through to the middle ages.In contrast to the strong lines of the former chapte

This is one of the largest museums in France and is situated within the former residence of the dukes of Burgundy. Don't miss the tombs of Philippe le Hardi and Jean sans Peur, the collection of German and Swiss primitives (the most important in Fra

Brought together from 1836 by Léonard Nodot, the collections which make up Dijon's Natural History Museum have not been installed within the Pavilion de l'Arquebuse for very long.The showpiece of the science garden, this house is devoted to the pres

Did you love playing shop when you were little? Or are you nostalgic for the era of diners?This retro bar-restaurant in Dijon has an atmosphere of perpetual carnival, in which families and friends gather and have fun in high spirits.And the menu of

What is today the Palace of the Dukes of Burgundy was, up to the 9th century, just a simple fortress built onto the Gallo-Roman castrum. Rebuilt from 1366 by the first of the Valois, Philippe le Hardi, and enlarged by successive dukes, the ducal pal

Installed within the cloisters of the Bernardines monastery, built around 1680, the Perrin de Puycousin museum of Burgundy life has, since 1982, traced the history of Dijon and the region.The visit will enable you to discover, through a wide range o