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Dijon-Ville Station

All you need to know

With annual traffic of nearly 5 million passengers, Dijon-Ville station is the main station in Dijon. Around the station, there are several places to discover while you wait for your train. Listed as a historic monument, the Jardin de l'Arquebuse is a beautiful spot housing a planetarium and a natural history museum. Square Darcy, with its neo-Renaissance style, is another place to stroll near the station. You can also take a few minutes to admire Saint-Bénigne Cathedral, a Gothic monument dating from the 13th century.

Getting to Dijon-Ville station

Dijon station is served by the city's tram lines T1 and T2. Several bus lines also run there. The Mobigo interurban coach network also makes the station one of its key stops for many journeys.

Main connections from Dijon-Ville station

Dijon-Ville station offers passengers a wide choice of destinations. It is served by TGV INOUI trains to Paris Gare de Lyon, as well as to major French cities such as Metz, Montpellier, Marseille, Lyon and Nice. TER trains provide many connections to Auxerre, Montbard, Dole, Besançon, Bourg-en-Bresse, Nevers and Troyes. Finally, TGV Lyria trains take you to Lausanne, Basel and Zurich.

Next to the station, the bus station offers various bus and coach lines. You can easily take coaches to the main towns in Côte-d'Or, as well as across France with Flixbus and BlaBlaCar Bus.

  • Opening time (excluding public holidays)

    Sunday : from 5h 45m to 23h 15m and Monday - Tuesday - Wednesday - Thursday - Friday - Saturday : from 4h 30m to 23h 15m

  • Bank holiday hours

    New Year’s Day - Easter Monday - Labour Day - Victory Day (1945) - Ascension Thursday - Whit Monday - French National Day - Assumption Day - All Saints’ Day - Armistice Day - Christmas : from 4h 30m to 23h 15m

  • Address

    31 Cour de la gare 21000 DIJON

Transport access

Tramway

  • T1
  • T2

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