How do I get to Dijon by train?

Dijon Métropole is served by numerous daily TGV services : Paris is 1 hour 30 minutes away, Lille 3 hours, Zurich 2 hours 30 minutes… In short, the train is fast , convenient and eco-friendly ( emitting up to 30 times less CO₂ than a car !). You can also travel with your bike to continue exploring Dijon by sustainable means .

Are there any bus transport options?

Yes! The ComparaBUS website helps you find your coach ticket at the best price by comparing several operators such as OUIBUS, Megabus, Isiline and FlixBus.

Can we drive to Dijon?

Yes, and it’s actually very well located: 3 hours from Paris via the A6, less than 5 hours from Lille and Belgium (A26), and less than 3 hours from Metz , Luxembourg (A31) and Switzerland (A40/A39). You can plan your route , hire a car or organise a car share (using Blablacar, for example).

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Q: Can you visit Dijon in a motorhome?

Absolutely! Dijon is a city you can explore at your own pace in a motorhome , just a few minutes from the historic pedestrianised centre. Whether you’re just passing through for the day or stopping off for several nights , the city offers convenient parking options and well-equipped motorhome sites all around the city.

Travelling to Dijon by train

Dijon Métropole is served by numerous daily TGV services, putting Paris just 1 hour 30 minutes away, Lille 3 hours away and Zurich 2 hours 30 minutes away! There’s no reason to miss out…

Daily services
The Rhine–Rhône high-speed line (Dijon, Besançon, Belfort, Montbéliard, Mulhouse)

Why choose the train?

Up to 30 times lower CO₂ emissions than a private car
Direct arrival in the city centre
Option to travel with your bike
Immediate connections to the tram and the city transport network

Travelling to Dijon by car

Three hours fromParis(via the A6), less than five hoursfrom Lille and Belgium(A26), less than three hours from Metz, Luxembourg (A31) and Switzerland (A40 / A39), Dijon Métropole is ideally situated for a great city break!

Travelling by car: convenient, but responsible

If you need to drive to Dijon, there are ways to minimise your environmental impact.

Opt for car-sharingto share your journey and reduce emissions per person.
Park on the outskirts and travel into the city centre by tram, bus or bike. Park-and-ride facilities help to reduce traffic in the city centre.
Choose an electric or hybrid vehicle, or make use of car-sharing schemes such as Citiz, for a cleaner journey.
Plan your route to avoid traffic jams and minimise fuel consumption.

Travelling to Dijon by bus

TheComparaBUSwebsite allows you to findthe best-valuecoach ticket to Dijon by comparing prices from several operators, such as OUIBUS, Megabus, Isiline and FlixBus.

Find cheap tickets to travel to Dijon

Travelling to Dijon in a motorhome

When travelling by motorhome, Dijon is easy to explore at your own pace, just a few minutes’ drive from its historic pedestrianised city centre. Whether you’re just passing through for the day or stopping off for several nights, the city offers convenient parking options and well-equipped sites all around the metropolitan area so you can enjoy your stay with complete peace of mind.

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FAQ

How do I get to Dijon by train?
Are there any bus transport options?
Can we drive to Dijon?
Can you visit Dijon in a motorhome?

And if you’re wondering, ‘What about my carbon footprint?’, you should know that for every 100 km, the TGV emits just 0.29 kg of CO₂e per person… compared with 14.2 kg for a petrol or diesel car. It’s a no-brainer, isn’t it?

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