Dijon France Travel Guide

Dijon, mostly known for its mustard, offers the tourist many fine attractions. Dijon has a well-preserved medieval center and is the historic capital of the Burgundy wine region. Find out how to get to Dijon and what to see.

Pictures of typical scenes in the historical center of the compelling tourist destination of Dijon, France, including the 10th century crypt of Saint Benigne, typical half timbered Burgundian houses, and the Ducal Palace of Dijon.

Dijon has one of the best preserved medieval centers in France and is in the Heart of the traditional burgundy area, meaning there's fine food wherever you look, from expensive restaurants to moules-frites houses. Below you'll find our recommended places to stay in Dijon, user-rated hotels in the heart of the city and near the train station.

Here is the official Dijon Tourism Bureau in English, which will give you lots of information on Dijon and the surrounding area of Burgundy.

Book a user rated hotel or check out hotel information on a map--an important consideration if you plan to carry lots of luggage to your hotel from the Dijon train station.

Take a tour of the famous Burgundy wine region, either with others or a personal tour. You can be picked up at the train station in Dijon.

This is a very nice website about Dijon by an American who lives in Dijon. She has information about events, restaurants, hotels, and what to see as well as photos.

Learn about the history of mustard and watch a video about Dijon. Unfortunately, the site hasn't been updated since 2004 but there's still some good information.

Tourist information about Dijon in several languages.

Find out the primary things to see and do in Dijon, France.

Here's a way to take a private tour of Dijon and the Burgundy region of France. Airport pickup available.