Darcy Garden

Visited D’Arcy Garden in Dijon and found it much more crowded than expected, which made it hard to fully enjoy. I can imagine it’s quite charming when quiet, but it’s also smaller than it appears in photos or other reviews. If you’re spending a day exploring Dijon, I wouldn’t say it’s worth going out of your way to visit, unless you’re specifically looking for a spot to sit down or have a picnic in the middle of the city. Otherwise, there are more interesting stops to prioritize.

Nice playground with a pocket sized Villa Savoye, a classic modernist building by Le Corbusier.

Beautiful park and fountain, our kids amused themselves in the fair ride (1 ticket is 3 min and costed 2.5 euros)

Great park to walk through, admiring the view or to seat down reading a book while the world moves on. It is also a wonderful place to have a picnic while the kids play in the play area.

Such a lovely spot in the city. Loved seeing families out walking together, sitting down and taking in the beauty of the park, and even trying out the exercise machines :)

Fun little park. There was an ice cream and drink stand with a small merry-go-round. Small playground and a few historical buildings and a fountain. Nice to just sit and relax and talk for a few minutes while the kids ran around.

Looks nice and welcoming. Though a little work needs to be done to make it more modern and relaxing.

Nice park close to the city center of Dijon. A place with enough areas to sit and relax the nature, sound of water from the water fall in the middle od the park. During hot summer days there is enough shadow to enjoy and relax. The park is at the beginning of the shopping area with Porte Guillaume.

Such a pleasant park. We walked by and sat for a while. The pond was nice and easy and I would visit again. It looked fairly clean and free of too much bird poop. It is kind of small but nice for an afternoon sit.