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Hotel Gruère is a private hotel located in the historic centre of Dijon, more precisely in its protected area. This monument is distinguished by its civil architecture, typical of the bourgeois houses of the city. Its facade and roof, representative of the urban heritage of Dijon, have been recognized for their historical and aesthetic value.

The building was partially protected as historical monuments by a decree of 6 March 1950, which specifically concerns its façade and roof. This inscription demonstrates the importance attached to preserving the remarkable architectural elements of the city. The Hotel Gruère is thus part of the landscape of monuments in Dijon, alongside other listed or registered buildings.

Located at 33 Chabot-Charny Street, Hotel Gruère is an integral part of the built heritage of Dijon, a city marked by its medieval and modern history. Although the available sources do not specify its exact construction period, its style and location suggest integration into the old urban fabric. The city of Dijon, capital of the Dukes of Burgundy, preserves many testimonies of its prestigious past.

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