To add a little joy to our hearts and brighten your day, here are 10 ideas on how we can replace the beloved carousel:
1- A new traditional carousel
The simplest solution would be to replace the Carousel with a new traditional carousel, complete with horses, carriages, and swings. This would bring back the nostalgic atmosphere that made the carousel a success for decades.
2 - A carousel of the future
A high-tech version of the carousel with seats that move to the rhythm of virtual reality, providing a completely immersive carousel experience.
3- A carousel of flavors
Let's transform this space into a gourmet market where stands featuring cuisine from around the world take turns, delighting our taste buds.
4- An eco-friendly carousel
An eco-friendly carousel, powered by solar energy or wind, would be a great way to educate children about environmental conservation while having fun.Hello; the environment. It would be an opportunity to show that it is possible to have fun while preserving the planet. 5 - A temporary museum A place dedicated to contemporary art, changing exhibitions every month to stimulate our creativity. 6 - A carousel of time A carousel inspired by the history of Dijon, where each horse represents a different era. 7 - A themed carousel Why not create a themed carousel that would appeal to children of all ages? We could imagine a carousel on the theme of the enchanted forest, piracy, or even space. 8 - An open-air cinema Outdoor film screenings, where everyone brings their blanket and popcorn. 9 - The carousel of books An outdoor reading space with libraries of free books for book lovers.Literature. 10 - A place open to artists Let's turn this place into a space where everyone can express their artistic talents. Imagine the graffiti of the best taggers from Dijon in an underground atmosphere. So, Dijon, what is your favorite idea to replace the carousel? Whether it's a carousel of the future or a botanical garden, the important thing is to bring this iconic space in our city back to life. Stay tuned, because the future of Place François-Rude looks as daring as Dijon itself!