Le Dijonval
Listed as a historical monument.
With the establishment of the royal manufactory of Dijonval in 1646, Sedan, newly annexed to France, became the first center for the production of fine cloth using the "Dutch method." For over 300 years, Dijonval was a hub of industrial activity, employing thousands of men and women who contributed to the grandeur and renown of Sedan's textile industry. The buildings that still stand today, resembling a palace more than a factory, are a superb example of 18th-century architecture. Only the façade is visible.
More information can be found in the brochure “Let Sedan tell its story”.
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Maison de la dernière cartouche
From 3 € / adult
