Lisa's Photos of Dijon and Beyond

I think you will find these sites useful in your quest to learn about Dijon. If you know of a site that you believe would be helpful to my visitors, please let me know.

http://www.raileurope.com/index.html - train info

http://www.chez.com/busdijon/tarif.htm - info on Dijon buses

http://www.zenith-dijon.fr/ - a list of all the shows (spectacles) happening in Dijon. In French

http://www.gazette-cotedor.fr/ - local weekly newspaper - in French

http://www.grand-dijon.fr/ - info on Dijon - in French

http://www.bienpublic.com - Dijon's local newspaper, in French. Check Thursday's paper for the big house/apartment listings.

http://www.dijon.fr - official Dijon site

http://www.ot-dijon.fr/bienvenue.html in French

http://www.burgundy-tourism.com In English, German, and French- this site offers LOTS of superb info on Burgundy and its cities

http://www.visit.ie./countries/fr/dijon/top_at/index.html in English, this site offers descriptions on some Burgundy attractions you can visit

http://www.cr-bourgogne.fr/ in French -official site of the Conseil Regional

http://www.u-bourgogne.fr/ in French-Site of the University of  Bourgogne with a link to CIEF (the language school). CIEF site has an English option for their program.

http://www.mustardzone.com in English - read about the history of mustard from this American currently living in Dijon. Also - send a virtual Dijon or Burgundy postcard to your friends or family!

http://www.bivb.com - Official site of Burgundy wines in French and English.

http://www.terroirs-b.com - In English, German or French, this website covers tourism, wine, gastronomy and the culture of France.

http://perso.wanadoo.fr/burgundyfriends - A site created by residents of Burgundy - check out the events page to join in on a walk or hike around Burgundy!

Visit the Recipe page for more cuisine & wine links

The Petit Fute Dijon edition is terrific for information on absolutely everything in Dijon. Even if you don't read French, you can figure out much of the info regarding museums, restaurants, etc. Pick it up for 7€ at any "libraire" (that's bookstore to you and me). Especially handy if you are staying in Dijon for an extended period of time.

Place Darcy 21000 DIJON Phone +33 3 80 44 11 44 Fax.+33 3 80 42 18 83 Website - www.ot-dijon.fr 34, rue des Forges 21000 DIJON Phone +33 3 80 4411 44 Fax +33 3 80 30 90 02 At either tourist office, you'll find a wealth of information including free maps and brochures. The knowledgeable staff also speaks English. The rue des Forges office is located in a particularly beautiful courtyard and the office is stunning as well.