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It is situated next to Saint Benigne. This church dates from the 12th century and is quite beautiful.
Written Nov 7, 2007
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Also known as the Dijon Cathedral. This cathedral is erected on the site of a Romanesque crypt,dating from 1007. The dormitory is now used to house the archaeological museum.
Written Nov 7, 2007
Address: Rue de Maret & Rue Mariotte
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This square has a laughing naked men in the middle. A beautiful square with a medieval feel. In the shops around the square you will found many selling wine and the famous Cassis.
Written Nov 7, 2007
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This beautiful church is said to be an example of the transition from Gothic to the Rennaissance style.
Written Nov 7, 2007
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This church was built in the 13th century. It is built in the Burgundian Gothic style. Quite spectacular with interesting glass-stained windows and gargoyles.
Written Nov 7, 2007
Website: www.dijon-tourism.com
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This is a crypt below Eglise St Benigne Crypt. It is very interesting and worth a visit. The Archaeology Museum is in the building next door, once a part of a monestary.
Updated Aug 26, 2006
Address: at Place St Benigne
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This magnificent 13th-century Gothic church has a facade with gargoyles, columns and the popular Jacquemart clock.
Written Feb 7, 2005
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We came across this gorgeous little garden nursery shop. We even ended up buying seeds to plant when we got home. Stop and "smell the roses". French flower shops are just so beautiful....
Written Sep 20, 2004
Address: Anywhere in France ....
Written Jul 15, 2004
Written Jul 15, 2004
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We came across this gorgeous little garden nursery shop. We even ended up buying seeds to plant when we got home. Stop and "smell the roses". French flower...
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Q: I will driving from CDG Paris to Dijon approximately 6 Sept 20011 and was wondering which would be the most scenic route A5, A6 or...
A: Roads with 'A' is motorway and large parts are toll. You don't see very much. Take N or D roads which is nice but will take longer. Then you pass through smaller towns ...
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