• William Gate - Arrive at Place Darcy, located at the base of the Gate Guillaume, one of the twelve gates that encircled the city in the 12th century.

• Jardin Darcy - As the first public garden in Dijon, the Darcy garden was established in 1880. It is constructed over a large underground drinking water reservoir, created in 1838 by Henri Darcy to supply the city fountains.

• Les Ducs de Bourgogne - Explore the historic center and delve into a significant topic: the history of Dijon, which is closely linked to the history of France, due to the presence and rule of the influential Dukes of Burgundy.

• Cathedrale Saint-Benigne de Dijon - Initially a monastery built in 871, this structure was reconstructed in the 11th century as a cathedral by William of Volpiano.

• Eglise Saint-Philibert - Constructed in the 12th century following the great fire of 1137, the church of Saint-Philibert is the only Romanesque church in Dijon. It was once dedicated to the parish of winegrowers residing in the area.

• Église Saint-Jean-Bosco de Dijon - Indeed, a third church can be found here, just a few meters from the Cathedral of Saint Benigne.

• Carmelites Chapel of Dijon - The stunning building before you is the Carmelite Chapel. Originally a Carmelite convent in the 17th century, it was crafted in blonde and pink stone in 1642.

• Hôtel Bouhier De Lantenay - In front of you and to your left are two buildings originating from the 17th century.

• Palais des Ducs et des Etats de Bourgogne - You are now in front of the city’s great symbol! If anything makes Dijon renowned, it is its remarkable palace of the Dukes.

• Musee des Beaux-Arts de Dijon - The Museum of Fine Arts of Dijon is among the oldest and richest in France. Established in 1787, its primary aim was to collect works that would serve as models for students of the drawing school.

• Theatre Dijon Bourgogne - The foundation stone of this magnificent theatre was laid in 1810, but construction was soon halted due to the fall of Napoleon’s Empire, resuming only in 1823.

• Eglise Saint-Etienne - Situated a short distance from the Palace of the Dukes, this church appears to have experienced several eras, as shown by the different centuries reflected in its walls: built in the 15th century, restored in the 17th, with a facade dating from the 18th.

• Saint Michael’s Church - This splendid church took over 150 years to construct, resulting in a blend of two distinct architectural styles.

• Hôtel de Berbis - This house, featuring a remarkable squabble, is a private inn built between 1552 and 1558 for Philibert Berbis, a councillor in the Parliament of Dijon.

• Dijon - You are now in front of a house that will undoubtedly transport you back in time. As you may have noticed, there are numerous half-timbered houses here in Dijon, showcasing its rich medieval heritage.

• Hotel de Vogue - To your right, stands one of the most prestigious mansions of the 18th century.

• Maison Milliere - Over 500 years old, this house is a significant part of the city’s history. Its Gothic architecture dates back to the late Middle Ages, specifically the 15th century.

• Eglise Notre-Dame - A masterpiece of 13th-century Gothic architecture, Notre-Dame Church is the oldest church in Dijon.

• Halles de Dijon - What better way to immerse yourself in the life of the Dijon region than by sampling its culinary specialties?

• Place François Rude - This square, much newer than the other city buildings, was constructed in 1905 in honor of the sculptor François Rude, who was born a few houses away.

• Immediate access to the audioguided circuit, no tickets or materials to collect
• Offline mode (no data consumption during the visit)
• 24 immersive audio comments along the way (History…)
• 3 languages available: French, English, Spanish
• Text transcripts of all audio content
• Interactive navigation with 3D map to discover the most beautiful streets
• Admire the hidden gems that lie off the beaten track
• Recommendations for the best photo opportunities

• Entrance fees to paid establishments along the route…
• Headphones or headphones (optional)

Experience the charm of Dijon, the heart of Burgundy, by exploring its 24 iconic attractions in just one day. Wander along Rue de la Liberté, marvel at the medieval architecture, and visit the Palace of the Dukes of Burgundy along with the Museum of Fine Arts. Delight in both cultural experiences and culinary delights by visiting Les Halles to sample local delicacies. This 3.5 km walking tour offers a deep dive into the rich history and flavors of this traditional city.

• Discover 24 essential and historical landmarks of Dijon in a single day
• Enjoy a 3.5 km path, perfect for walking enthusiasts
• Delve into the architectural and culinary heritage of Burgundy
• Enhance your journey with the Navaway® app for an interactive and enriching experience

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