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Urban transport
The "Divia" public transport system
The simplest and most convenient way to discover Dijon and its vicinity is by bus. Whatever your destination, Divia will take you there!
Between 7am and 7pm: regular services throughout the system with buses every 5, 8, 10, 15, 20 or 30 minutes depending on the line. Enjoy a show, a film or a meal in town and then catch a late-night bus back to your residence: last connections from the town centre at 12.20am.
Various ticket formulas are available. Choose the one which is right for you!
 Single ticket
One hour’s travel on any line.
Price: 1 €
Day Pass
Ideal for visiting Dijon and the surrounding area. Valid throughout the network for 24 hours counting from time of first use.
Price: 3.30 €
Dijon - Côte de Nuits Pass
A special pass combining public transport and the main attractions in and around Dijon!
Different formulas are available (24 hours, 48 hours, 72 hours).
The "Diviaciti" shuttle service
The Diviaciti shuttle operates in the historical centre of Dijon, connecting town centre car parks, shops and services which cannot be reached by the main bus system.
The shuttle operates from Monday to Saturday between 7am and 8pm, with buses running every 10 minutes from 8am to 7pm.
Free service.
Taxis
There is a taxi rank at Dijon railway station.
You can also reserve a taxi at any time by calling Taxis Radio Dijon – Tel: +33 (0)3 80 41 41 12.
Cycle tracks
The relatively flat terrain makes Dijon an attractive town for cyclists, and the cycling itineraries of the town centre make it easy to travel from place to place:
from Place Dupuis to the Porte d’Ouche
from Place de la République to Place Wilson
from Place Darcy to Place du 30 octobre
from Place de la République to Place Suquet
from Pont de l’Arquebuse to Place Wilson
Most of these itineraries can be recognised by a "bicycle" pictogram on the road surface.
Dijon is also the perfect point of departure for exploring the surrounding countryside on bike: the beautiful Burgundy Canal, the prestigious vineyards of the Côte de Nuits, etc.
If you don’t have your own bike, it’s easy to rent one for as long as you like. [ Learn more ]
Interurban transport
The TRANSCO bus service
TRANSCO has connections to numerous villages in the Côte-d’Or department.
A regular bus service covers the whole of the department (30 lines). Choose the formula which suits you best for travelling on the TRANSCO network. Each itinerary is broken down into different sections and the fare is calculated on the number of sections covered
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