Colombiere Park was originally a private outdoor space that Louis II of Bourbon-Conde created at the edge of the River Ouche in 1672. The park is designed and planted according to the guidelines of a “French Garden” and comprises sixteen alleys and a central roundabout. You’ll be able to see an array of flora and fauna at the 33-hectare park, including over 6,000 trees in over ten different species such as maples, chestnuts, oaks, and ash trees. Since 1925, the park has been designated a historical monument and is one of the most popular natural attractions in Dijon.

Address: Cours du Général de Gaulle, 21000 Dijon, France, Phone: +33-800-21-30-00

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Palais des Ducs Tour Philippe le Bon Church of Notre-Dame of Dijon Le Consortium Les Halles Market Parcours de la Chouette Musee Magnin Archaeological Museum of Dijon Cathedral Saint Benigne Well of Moses Parc de la Colombiere Mulot et Petitjean Grand Theatre Port du Canal Kir Lake Musee Rude Museum of Burgundian Life Auberge du Clos du Roy La Dame d’Aquitaine Restaurant Stephane Derbord Le Pre aux Clercs Le Piano Qui Fume La Maison des Cariatides Le Jardins de la Cloche Restaurant

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