Place de la Liberation

The center of Dijon is the old city, and the center of the old city is the Duke of Burgundy. The square in front of the mansion is now called Liberty Square. There are some restaurants on the side of the square, and it is very comfortable to sit down and have a cup of coffee and have a meal.

This is the largest square in Dijon, surrounded by various ancient buildings, as well as various cafes and restaurants. The tourists are very concentrated. There is no excessive decoration in the square, which is relatively empty.

I didn't expect Dijon to have such a spectacular square in the small city, which is also famous throughout France, and he is also one of the Royal Squares, and there are even many medieval stone houses around.

The night view is super beautiful, there are many super restaurants around, don't miss it for friends who come

Liberty Square is opposite the Duke Palace and the Art Museum. It is semicircular. The square is very open. The fountain in the middle is very characteristic. Multiple round arches lead to a few radial streets. The whole square is very majestic.

The Liberty Square in Dijon is the largest square in Dijon. It is an ancient building in the center of Dijon Ancient City, a square that complements each other. The sun sets, and the fountains on both sides of the bright Sunshine Square on the surrounding rooftops, children are playing in joy, a peaceful place.

Originally named the Plaza Royale, Liberty was seen as a way to elevate the king's power, especially for Louis XIV, where there was a statue of his riding. The square was semicircle with a row of fountains in the middle

Freedom Square, the center of Dijon with a sense of history, the surrounding buildings, exude the precipitation of the past years, are historical records, can remember the past people and things, can reproduce the scene of the past days. This is probably the beauty of going to a place with historical memory!