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Heritage classified

Origin and history

The Millière Hotel is an iconic 17th-century building located in the heart of the city of Dijon, in the Côte-d'Or department. This building, representative of the Burgundian civil architecture of the period, is distinguished by its turret of angle, a remarkable architectural element that motivated its classification as historical monuments.

The official protection of the Millière Hotel comes by ministerial decree on 12 February 1923, the date on which its turret is classified. This classification reflects the heritage value of this element, but does not specify the historical or artistic reasons for this decision. The building is located at 2 Bossuet Street, an address confirmed by official databases such as Mérimée.

Although the sources mention its status as a historical monument and its origin in the seventeenth century, they do not provide information on its successive owners, its initial uses or subsequent transformations. The Millière Hotel is thus part of the Dijon landscape as an architectural vestige, whose reputation rests mainly on its classified turret and its anchoring in the historic centre of the city.

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