Les Ducs et leur palais par Marguerite de Flandre

Margaret of Flanders, Duchess of Burgundy! Amidst the epic and fantastical history of the great Dukes of Burgundy, there was one particularly charismatic woman who left her mark on the city of Dijon: Margaret III of Flanders. Highly cultured, a wealthy heiress, a visionary and ahead of her time, she is notably credited with the creation of the Square des Ducs at the rear of the ducal palace, where she had a rose garden and a menagerie laid out. Immerse yourself in 15th-century Dijon and let Marguerite of Flanders herself be your guide as she recounts a host of anecdotes, each as fascinating as the next. This tour includes a visit to the city’s museums. You may not enter the municipal museums with any blunt objects. Walking sticks without tips are treated as sharp objects. Thank you for your cooperation. It is forbidden to bring into the premises any objects that pose a risk to the safety of people, artworks or buildings, in particular: - animals, with the exception of those assisting people with disabilities. - sharp objects As part of the Vigipirate security plan and for safety reasons, no personal belongings may be left at the Tourist Office reception or at the foot of the Philippe Le Bon Tower (luggage, pushchairs, etc.). We advise you to make alternative arrangements before the start of your visit.