Explore the city of the dukes of Burgundy
Go and explore the city of the dukes of Burgundy
With DiviaMobilités, you can easily visit the many must-see places in Dijon and its metropolitan area.
You can rely on 2 tram routes, more than 20 bus routes, a free city-centre shuttle, 10 car parks, and self-service bicycle stations. And if you prefer, you can even rent your DiviaVélo for 24 hrs, 48 hrs or 7 days.
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WHERE CAN I BUY A PASS ?
At the e-shop, in stations, near the P+Rs...
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With the Dijon City Pass and depending on the option chosen (24hr, 48hr or 72hr), you can enjoy unlimited bus and tram transport. Your ticket must be validated every time you board, including connecting journeys.
Must-see places to visit in Dijon
THE cité internationale de la gastronomie et du vin
Celebrate the French art of living! The Cité Internationale de la Gastronomie et du Vin offers you an exceptional venue for exhibitions, tastings, gourmet workshops and much more.
Monge Cité de la Gastronomie
Monge Cité de la Gastronomie
le palais des ducs de bourgogne et musée des beaux-arts
An emblematic site in Dijon, the Palais des Ducs de Bourgogne has a history stretching back several centuries. It is home to the Musée des Beaux Arts, one of the most important in France, with its magnificent collection of mourners.
Beaux Arts
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the tour Philippe le bon
Built in 1450 for Philip the Good, this 46-metre high tower offers an exceptional view of the city.
Beaux Arts
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the owl
The emblem of Dijon, you will see it on the buttresses of Notre Dame church. Touch it with your left hand and make a wish !
Beaux Arts
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the Place François Rude also known as the place du Bareuzai
The Place François Rude is in the very heart of the old town. With its half-timbered houses and its carousel, it attracts many Dijon residents who come to enjoy the terraces and the entertainment.
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the place darcy and the jardin darcy
Explore the Place Darcy and the Porte Guillaume, then cross the gardens to admire its magnificent 18th century fountain and the famous Pompon Bear sculpture.
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Darcy
the covered market halls
Built in 1873, the Halles de Dijon was inspired by a plan submitted by the Eiffel company. There is a lively covered market, Tuesday-Friday and Saturday mornings.
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the hotel de voguë
Built in around 1614, it is one of the most important parliamentary buildings of 17th century France.
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Beaux Arts
the musée de la vie bourguignonne
Explore Burgundian life in the late 19th and early 20th centuries in this museum on the site of the Bernardines monastery.
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the musée rude
Located in the Church of St Etienne, the museum houses casts of monumental works by Dijon sculptor François Rude (Dijon, 1784–Paris, 1855).
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The musée magnin
The museum houses a collection of approximately 2,000 works and objets d’art assembled by Maurice Magnin and his sister Jeanne, in their 17th century family mansion.
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THE jardin de l'arquebuse - muséum d'histoire naturelle - planetarium
Located in a 5-hectare park with the Ecojardin label and classified as an historical monument, this place, dear to the people of Dijon, is a real haven of peace. It is home to the natural history museum and the planetarium.
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THE puits de moîse
The Chartreuse de Champmol, necropolis of the Dukes of Burgundy, houses a jewel of Burgundian religious art: Le Puits de Moïse. It is the work of Dutch sculptor Claus Sluter.
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