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Book a stayGETTING TO DIJON · GETTING AROUND
By train, car, coach or car share: plan your arrival, then reach the Volnay and Berbisey neighbourhoods easily on Dijon’s public transport network.
TRAVEL TO THE CAPITAL OF THE DUKES
Dijon-Ville station stands beside the historic centre. From many cities, the train takes you straight into the heart of Dijon.
Minimum or approximate journey times, excluding traffic and connections. Check your travel date before departure.
CHOOSE YOUR JOURNEY
The simplest way into the centre: TGV, TGV Lyria and TER trains serve Dijon-Ville, a short walk from the historic district.
Dijon is served by the A6, A31, A36 and A39 motorways. City car parks and park-and-ride sites make the final leg easier.
Long-distance coaches and car sharing complement the rail network. Check the operator’s stated arrival point before departure.
Dijon has no regular commercial airport. Air travellers generally arrive via Lyon, Paris or Basel-Mulhouse, then continue by train or car.
ONCE YOU ARRIVE
These are the most useful addresses, contacts and interchange points for continuing your journey in Dijon.
TGV, TGV Lyria, TER and Mobigo trains, with immediate connections to T1 and T2 trams, Divia buses, taxis and bikes.
Booking service 24 hours a day, seven days a week. A taxi rank is available outside Dijon-Ville station.
Both lines run daily and serve the station. T2 also links Monge – Cité de la Gastronomie, République, Toison d’Or and Valmy.
More than twenty routes cover the metropolitan area. Frequent Lianes services and the free City shuttle serve central Dijon from Monday to Saturday.
Traveller information
Timetables, works and fares can change. Check live information before travelling.
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