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Overview

Dijon, the capital of Burgundy

Dijon, the capital of the Burgundy

Dijon is a town located in Burgundy region and home to more than 150,000 inhabitants. The town is probably most famous for its mustard. With an exceptional architectural heritage, the city of Dijon has 97 hectares of remarkably preserved monuments. Dijon is the gateway to the world renowned Côte de Nuits vineyards. Visitors can choose a guided tour to the vineyards and enjoy a glass of excellent wine in Marsannay-la-Côte, Gevrey-Chambertin, Vosne-Romanée or Nuits-Saint-Georges. Don’t forget to look out for the lucky charm of Dijon: the particularly worn-out little Chouette, which fulfills the wish of those who touch it with a left hand stroke.

Dijon is conveniently found on the Rhin-Rhône high speed railway line, making it easily reachable from Paris in approximately 1h35 and from Basel (Switzerland) in 2h10 by train.

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Visit the fully preserved historic centre with its Palais des Ducs, its 15th century mansions and beautiful half-timbered houses. Visit the Cathedral Sainte-Bénigne, the Church of Saint-Michel or the gothic Church of Saint-Philibert before heading to the Well of Moses or the Fine Arts Museum. The former capital of the Dukes of Burgundy is nestled within lush greenery. Indeed, Dijon has many gardens and parks that offer you an opportunity to relax and recharge after your visit from cultural monuments and museums.

Try the local specialities: boeuf bourguignon, gougères (cheese puffs) and escargots de Bourgogne accompanied by a kir (wine cocktail).

Do not leave Dijon without buying an earthenware jar of Maille mustard and a pain d’épices (gingerbread).

Dijon Tourist Office
11 rue des Forges - BP82296 - 21022 Dijon Cedex
Tel: +33 (0)8 92 70 05 58

The city’s tourist office has a helpful personnel, insider information and tips as well as handy maps and brochures. The city’s tourist office also arranges tours and excursions and is a focal point for local accommodation.

Getting to and from Dijon

To Dijon

From Paris	01:31
From Venice	11:03
From Milan	07:40
From Nice	06:17
From Zurich	02:24
From Paris Cdg Airport	01:44
From Avignon	02:42
From Lyon	01:29
From Marseille	03:19
From Basel	01:24
From Verona	09:45
From Toulouse	05:46
From Bern	03:00
From Lille	02:42
From Lausanne	02:00
From Aix En Provence Tgv	03:04
From Strasbourg	02:01
From Mulhouse	01:11
From Sens	01:56
From Valence	02:15
From Toul	01:58
From Reims	03:19
From Toulon	04:29
From Tours	04:50
From St Dizier	02:02
From St Pierre Des Corps	04:43
From Narbonne	04:35
From Metz	02:57
From Nancy	02:16
From Nevers	02:18
From St Aignan Noyers	04:04
From Troyes	02:18
From Cannes	05:48
From St Raphael	05:08
From Nimes	03:07
From Beziers	04:18
From Gevrey Chambertin	00:07
From Decize	01:51
From Mervans	00:48
From Nuits St Georges	00:16
From Beaune	00:18
From St Jean De Losne	00:26
From Auxonne	00:28
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From Chalon Sur Saone	00:29
From Dole	00:33
From Montbard	00:34
From Besançon	00:36
From Seurre	00:36
From Montchanin	00:45
From Culmont Chalindre	00:47
From Le Creusot	00:53
From Auxerre St Gervais	01:51
From Tournus	00:53
From Macon	00:55
From Belfort	01:00
From Montbeliard	01:00
From Louhans	01:01
From Tonnerre	01:03
From Etang	01:08
From Frasne	01:17
From Chaumont	01:18
From Laroche	01:29
From Marne La Vallee	01:31
From Bourg En Bresse	01:33
From Joigny	01:39
From Vougeot Gilly Les	00:12
From Colmar	01:42

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Train Station(s)

Trains are a convenient way of reaching many towns and cities throughout Europe. The majority of cities in Europe have a minimum of one train station, while larger, more populated cities have two or more stations. Train stations, in general, are located in the heart of the city. Review the map below to get an idea of where the train station(s) in Dijon can be found.

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safe and comfortable | Yeong Tyan c. | 13 November 2015
"With the TGV , we can save much time in communication.And the seats are quite spacious.Nice interior decor makes the travelers feel at home. It's great to visit different cities by the system. "
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A Great Way to Travel | Alison s. | 4 November 2015
"TGV is fast, efficient and an easy way to travel. We enjoyed travelling Dijon to Paris Gare Lyon. Luggage can be a bit of a challenge getting off the train, especially on the double decker train. "
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Experience on French Train Sys | John l. | 26 October 2015
"Although we were somewhat apprehensive that the French train system would not live up to expectations we decided to give a try versus traveling by rental car. I must say the experience was a pleasant surprise - everything about the actual experience was top notch. The trains are on time, the personnel staff on the trains were very helpful and the comfort level was quite good.. It is the best I have experienced from traveling all over Europe and the Far East. I would put forth two suggestions: (1) make e-tickets printable on paper sizes that are common to both Europe and the US. A-4 paper in extremely difficult to acquire in the US. (2) Consider different ways to handle large luggage on those routes that are likely to involve tourists. There is luggage space available but it is inadequate when more than two or three people in a couch have large luggage. Overall an excellent experience that I would recommend to others. "
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Thank you | . | 13 October 2015
"Very pleased with the experience. Faultless in every aspect. Glad I used rail to travel. Thank you. "
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Smooth transfers and on time | Jo-anne t. | 1 October 2015
"Train transfer from Paris went smoothly and enjoyed the ride. "
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Travel by Train - it’s great | Jo-anne t. | 1 October 2015
"Excellent, efficient way to travel in Europe. Great connections and good value for money. Especially recommended for people travelling with only a 20 inch (European size limit) carry on bag. Large suitcases don't fit well and are a hindrance to everyone. "
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Couple travelling | Jeremy m. | 15 September 2015
"This was a short, quick and comfortable journey. It meet my expectations. It would be useful if there were clearer indications of the next station the train was approaching. "
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night train | Yogi p. | 14 September 2015
"a little hot in the room when we started the trip from Dijon, but overall is quite good. too bad no free wi fi. "
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very comfortable, convenient | Chenkun c. | 30 August 2015
"This TGV lyria from france to switzland is on time. We'd move from Leon to dijon, and the 1st class is clean and comfortable. All messages is visible to be seen with English.Very good. "
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Easy and comfortable trip | Ann b. | 21 August 2015
"The train was on time and the car was comfortable. "
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