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A chic, compact and buzzing city in northeast France’s Cote d’Or department, Dijon has a metro population of 383,000. Today, it’s a wealthy university city with a lively street scene fuelled by its student population and its elegant town centre is packed with half-timbered houses with dappled tiled roofs and delightful Renaissance and Medieval buildings. A gorgeous city where you can take in many of the highlights in an easy afternoon stroll, it’s the historic capital of the Duchy of Burgundy.
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Guide to Dijon
The capital of the Dukes of Burgundy from 1000AD and during its 14th and 15th Century heyday, Dijon became one of France’s most influential centres for education, science and art thanks to its powerful patrons and its piquant mustard is famous the world over. Rue de la Liberté is the city’s main drag and runs from the Porte Guillaume triumphal arch and Place Darcy in the east, right through to the palace of the Dukes of Burgundy on Place de la Libération.
Things to do in Dijon
If you love historic architecture, the Ducal Palace is a must-see and if you’re feeling energetic, climbing the 300 steps up to the top of the Tower of Philip the Good rewards you with stunning cityscape views. Rue des Forges is another highlight ̶ located in the city’s conservation area, you’ll see lovely old buildings here and posh boutiques are punctuated by grand mansions. Finally, don’t miss the Jardin Botanique de l’Arquebuse for a spot of tree bathing.
Eating out in Dijon
Your taste buds will thank you for visiting Dijon. Culinary highlights include Auberge du Clos du Roy with its traditional Burgundy food and wine, La Dame d’Aquitaine, a magical dining experience in the 13th Century crypt of a former abbey, and Le Piano Qui Fume (Smoking Piano), a local favourite serving authentic Dijon dishes.
Transport in Dijon
Conveniently, much of the town centre is pedestrianised, but the Divia public bus network is also regular and reliable. Dijon Bourgogne Airport (DIJ) is 6km from the city centre.