Dijon is seldom mentioned outside of discussions about mustard, yet its historic center is a magical place of glazed roofs, pedestrian streets, half-timbered houses, 17th century mansions, the Saint Benign Cathedral and its ancient crypt, and the Palace of the Dukes of Burgundy with a vast public square in front. And there's mustard, of course, as well as some of the world's best wine. We liked Dijon a lot.
It's not hard to get a good picture of towns like Dijon, especially when the sky is brooding dark as evening settles and people start frequenting the cafes and wine bars in the public squares.
So here are our pictures of Dijon. Click them to see them full size.
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