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Explore Dijon in 1450

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Historic Places, Rebuilt · City reconstruction

Philip the Good's Dijon, 1450

Dijon in 1450 is the ducal capital at the height of Burgundian splendour, where Philip the Good’s court draws merchants, craftsmen and pilgrims. The walk passes the rising ducal tower, Notre‑Dame’s arcaded façade with its Jacquemart, the Abbey of Saint‑Bénigne, the goldsmiths' street and the Chartreuse de Champmol beyond the walls.

23 scenes, 16 streets, squares and views, 7 interiors to step inside. Planned from the Wikipedia record of Dijon as it stood in 1450 (“Duchy of Burgundy”).

The route, scene by scene

  1. 1. Grand'Route de Paris
  2. 2. Porte de la Ville
  3. 3. Rue des Forges
  4. Goldsmith's Forge and Bench · interior
  5. 4. Marché aux Vins
  6. Marché aux Vins Hall · interior
  7. 5. Place Notre‑Dame
  8. Notre‑Dame Nave · interior
  9. 6. Rue de la Chouette
  10. 7. Palais des Ducs
  11. Great Hall of the Dukes · interior
  12. Palace Kitchens with Eight Fires · interior
  13. 8. Terrasse du Palais
  14. 9. Tour Philippe‑le‑Bon
  15. 10. Rue de l'Horloge
  16. 11. Abbaye Saint‑Bénigne
  17. Choir of Saint‑Bénigne · interior
  18. 12. Quai de l'Ouche
  19. 13. Remparts Sud
  20. 14. Champmol Portal
  21. Champmol Cloister around the Well · interior
  22. 15. Puits de Moïse
  23. 16. Terrasse du Panorama