You can find information on booking group travel to Dijon on the group travel help page.
Interrail is an inexpensive and flexible way to travel to Dijon. Tip: Discover the city as part of an Interrail trip through France or across several countries – you’ll often travel cheaper than with Point-to-Point Tickets.
Take a leisurely stroll through the open air museum that is Dijon’s old town, with the Palace of the Dukes and Estates of Burgundy, Gothic churches and cathedrals, magnificent town houses with glazed tile roofs and remarkably well-preserved medieval half-timbered houses. The city’s various museums reveal countless priceless treasures, from the medieval art collections of the Musée des Beaux-Arts to the works of the greatest contemporary artists housed in Le Consortium.
And nature is never far away. Just a few minutes from the city centre, you can walk, cycle or ride a moped along the Burgundy Canal or through the vineyards. As night falls, Dijon awakes with cultural and party activities. Cellars turn into concert stages, theatres open their doors and you can continue the evening in one of the city’s many bars.
The Dijon City Pass – public transport included.
The new Dijon City Pass is much more than just a cultural pass – it includes guided tours, unlimited use of Dijon Métropole public transport (bus and tram), free bike hire, tastings, numerous discounts and admission to the main tourist attractions.
The Dijon City Pass is available in 24h, 48h and 72h versions and gives you access to more than 30 sights and monuments of Burgundy’s cultural heritage.
Included: the Philippe le Bon tower, Château du Clos Vougeot, Fontenay Abbey, museums, monuments and castles, a guided city tour of your choice, 8 wine tastings in cellars and wineries, 9 tastings of regional delicacies, free use of public transport, bike hire and numerous discounts.
The Dijon City Pass also includes a discovery booklet and a free app with all the information you need.
Available directly from the welcome desk at Dijon station.
As the gateway to Burgundy’s vineyards, Dijon has always been a wine city, and ‘The Climats, terroirs of Burgundy’ are included on the UNESCO World Heritage List. From the Côtes de Nuits to the Mâconnais vineyards, Dijon is a great starting point for unique trips to discover the vineyards of Burgundy. Further to the south runs the famous Route des Grands Crus. And for the more experienced gourmets, the brand new Cité Internationale de la Gastronomie et du Vin will be opening in spring 2022. Expect to enjoy excellent tastings amid the extraordinary scenery of hilly panoramas and sunny slopes.
So much more than mustard! Don’t miss the chance to sample each of the culinary specialities typical of the capital of Burgundy. Look forward to mustard in all colours and variations, crème de cassis and gingerbread, to name just the best known. And are you familiar with the famous boeuf bourguignon?
Burgundy is a destination that you can discover at your leisure on foot, by bike or by boat along the 1,000 kilometres of canals and rivers. Along the way, castles, cellars and abbeys are sure to arouse your curiosity, inviting you to take in Burgundy culture.
