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Maison des Cariatides
Many of Dijon's finest hôtels particuliers (aristocratic townhouses) are north of the Palais des Ducs on and around rues Verrerie, Vannerie and des Forges, whose names reflect the industries that once thrived along them (glassmakers, basket-weavers and metalsmiths, respectively). The early-17th-century Maison des Cariatides, its façade a riot of stone caryatids, vines and horns, is particularly fine.
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Maison Millière
Perched high atop the roof of the 15th-century Maison Millière are figures of an owl and a cat.
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Tour Phillipe le Bon
The 15th-century Tour Philippe le Bon is 46m-high and naturally affords fantastic views over the city. Rumour has it that on a clear day you can see all the way to Mont Blanc. Face your vertigo and see for yourself.
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