What to do in Ouges

Dijon Cathedral is an early 14th-century Gothic church known for its fascinating museum and tall columns and spires. Its twin towers present one of the most recognizable icons of the city, making it a French national monument. Enjoy the eeriness of this old giant, from its gargoyles outside to the subterranean tomb inside.

The Church of Notre-Dame is the iconic epicenter of Dijon. With its narrow pillars and grand arches, the 13th-century Gothic structure haunts a square in the heart of the city. Peruse the artistic treasures dotted around the large church to learn about its rich history.

The Palace of the Dukes is a major highlight of Dijon’s historic center. It is a fascinating stately structure with a rich history entwined with royalty, tombs and politics. Now, it is home to a museum of fine arts that displays a wide selection of artistic works as well as a comprehensive history of the palace.

With over 600 artifacts, the Burgundy Wine Museum illustrates how winemaking shaped Burgundy’s history. Wander through the centuries-old building to see historical tools for wine production, wine-related art, a collection of bottles illustrating the evolution of the iconic Burgundy bottle shape and beautiful Aubusson tapestries.

Liberation Square is a stunning semicircular plaza in the heart of Dijon’s historic center. It is home to glorious fountains, statues and important buildings that date back many centuries. Walk through the large pedestrianized square to appreciate its open feel and majestic structures.