Place Francois Rude

A very casual square, the square is transformed from a residential area. The decoration of the square is arranged by a famous sculptor born in Dijon. The square is surrounded by cafes and restaurants, which is very casual.

This square frequently appears on postcards in Dijon City, which is a landmark. What I especially like about the whole square is a living area. There are many small shops selling fruits and vegetables, which is very good.

This is one of the landmarks of Dijon, not only with beautiful ancient buildings, but also the living areas of the market and dining street, so this is also a very prosperous place in Dijon. Awesome.

François-Valude is the central area of Dijon Old Town. The square is small in size and surrounded by hundreds of years of old buildings, which is very beautiful. In the center of the square is a sculpture fountain, which is very unique and beautiful, and is one of Dijon's landmarks.

François Rudyard is a small square in the heart of Dijon Old Town. The surrounding buildings are full of medieval characteristics. The carousel in the center of the square is very beautiful. Many children play here and are full of local folk customs.

It feels really strange to come to this square, the square is very lively every day, where you can often hear the entertainers playing in the square. There is a beautiful small fountain in the square, which makes people feel great.

François Rudyard was built after the demolition of a group of old houses. The designer is said to be a famous sculptor born in Dijon, and the author of the relief Marseille on the Arc de Triomphe in Paris. The whole square building is very European, the feet of the people stepping on the grapes in the fountain in the center of the square have turned red, and it can also be seen that the wine industry in Burgundy important position.

The square is very large, there are many tourists here, and there are tourists from all directions, come here to buy some souvenirs and the like, and some local daily necessities.