Built to house the assemblies of the States in the seventeenth century, this palace of classical style consists of a set of reception rooms and lounges served by the staircase of the States, major work of the French architecture of the eighteenth, due to Jacques Gabriel.
The Salons du Palais (10am to 6pm)
Walk freely through the reception areas and the work and meeting spaces of the mayor and his close collaborators, taking the steps and the State Hall, the Hercules Rooms, the Golden Fleece, and the Hall of Fame, the former City Council Hall and the Blue Room.
The Wedding Waiting Room and the Wedding Room (Sunday 10am to 6pm)
These two Gothic rooms belonged to the house built for Duke Philippe le Bon by the architect Jean Poncelet in 1450. The waiting room of the weddings is identified in the archives as the ducal room of the jewels while the current room of weddings, longer originally, constituted the cellar.
If you are affected by a motor disability, please go to the information desk of the city hall located under the passage of the Logis du Roy (courtyard of honor).
Proposed by Dijon, City of art and history
Enquiries: 03 80 48 82 26 or patrimoine@ville-dijon.fr
website: heritage.dijon.fr