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On the way
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Millére house, rue de la Chouette (15th century)
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The Palace of the Dukes and the State of Burgundy was built in the 17th century
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The towers of Saint-Bénigne’s Cathedral.
The glazed roof tiles - a typical feature of Dijon. This extremely ancient style of roofing can also be found on the tomb stone of Hugues d'Arc, the Abbot of Saint Bénigne's (early 16th century). |
The church of Notre – Dame built between 1220 and 1250. Some of the fake gargoyles which cover the front of the building were partially destroyed before being recarved at the end of the 19th century. Full of imagery, they illustrate the virtues and vices. Some of them belonged to the original building
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Close-up
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Close-up
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Saint – Michael’s Church, which resembles a piece of stone lacework, was born out of the alliance of the Gothic and Renaissance styles
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The Bareuzai statue watches over Place Francois – Rude
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Rue de la Liberté , the House with Three Faces (15th century)
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Rue de Forges, the richly decorated Renaissance facade of the Maillard house
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Gyönyörű épületek, szerencsés vagy hogy láthattad és fotózhattad... Szép képek!
unige · 2008-03-26: 16:40
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Dijon is really beautiful and your set too! Very interesting. I love #6 and #11.
snappy · 2008-03-27: 04:20
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I like all of the characters looking down.
shennys · 2008-03-29: 11:48
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Annyira jok a felvetelek, hogy elfelejtkezem rola, hogy fenykepek!
xeva38 · 2008-04-11: 03:35
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