FamxplorPlace de la Libération
What to expect
The Place de la Libération is a historic square in Dijon, located in the heart of the city. It was created in the 17th century and was originally called Place Royale. The square was designed to showcase a statue of Louis XIV, which was installed in 1720. The statue was destroyed during the French Revolution, and the square has since been renamed several times. Today, the Place de la Libération is a popular spot for visitors and locals alike, with its beautiful architecture and historic significance. The square is surrounded by notable buildings, including the Palais des Ducs et des États de Bourgogne. Families can enjoy the square's historic atmosphere and take a stroll around the nearby area, which offers various amenities and activities
Plan your family visit to the Place de la Libération with these blog insights 👇
LIBERATION SQUARE
Activities: We went to Place de la Libération in Dijon with our 3 kids. We sat at a café (or on a bench) and let the children play! We took off their shoes and headed towards the fountains to splash around. They ran around, got soaked, and had a blast
Highlights: The kids absolutely loved the fountains! They ran from side to side and got completely wet! There were guaranteed bursts of laughter and the parents had some peace and quiet. The best part is that they eat well at noon and are tired in the afternoon, so a good nap! ✨
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