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Hôtel Chambellan

Dijon


The 17th-century Hôtel Chambellan is one of many noble buildings along rue des Forges. Alas, its most interesting feature, a courtyard with a splendid spiral stone staircase leading up to remarkable vaulting, is off-limits to the public.


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