Things to do and visits in Dijon

Dates to be confirmed. The Summer Opera Festival in Burgundy has been presenting small operatic gems since 1999. The festival's remit is mainly composed of less performed works, often very entertaining operas from the eighteenth century until the fi

This fair is a meeting point of business and pleasure; this is one of the most important fairs in France. The multi-leisure area for young people enables them to discover or rediscover various sports, the virtual world, artists… The food careers are

Cows are part of the landscape and countryside. Now domesticated, they were once wild, though they have coexisted and been exploited by humans for the past 10,000 years.In modern agriculture, which is capable of feeding the population, cows are sel

Phillip King's work is remarkable for the wealth and variety of shapes and materials, as well as the freedom with which he passed from one form of expression to another. He passed through all the sculpture from the second half of the twentieth centu

Since 1986 Andreas Staier has explored the world of the keyboard, with curiosity and enthusiasm. A harpsichordist with the Musica Antiqua Köln, a key ensemble within the baroque movement, for many years his thirst for new experiences pushed him to

Dates to be confirmed. After the Second World War in 1946, Dijon recovered its sense of festivity at the instigation of the city's then Mayor, Canon Kir.The very first Fêtes de la Vigne (Wine Festival) featured some folk groups that enlivened the Bu

Accessible to all, the cycling routes proposed in conjunction with the Dijon Vélotour (Dijon Bike Tour) are original and interesting, a unique opportunity to go biking in areas that are frequently closed to the public, or normally inaccessible, off

A race for women which takes place in a number of cities, the two courses (10km and 5km) are an opportunity to raise awareness and funds for a good cause. Men can join in, but only if they run without a number and dressed up - as women, of course!Th

Dates to be confirmed. This festival is dedicated to performances in gardens. Artists explore the Dijon parks, gardens and monuments in all weather offering dance, performances, sound installations and visual art exhibitions.Nature serves as a backd

Construction of this church began in 1280, but it was not until the 1393 that it was finished. The church officially became a cathedral after the French Revolution, in 1792. Before you explore inside the cathedral, have a good look at the tympanum -

A botanical garden, arboretum and park, the Arquebuse, which houses the natural history museum, is an exceptional combination of landscaping and education. It extends over five and a half hectares, two of which are dedicated to the botanical garden.

Built on Burgundy land in the 11th century, Meursault chateau has since been a Mecca for wineIn the 17th century the chateau belonged to the family of Pierre de Blancheton, a lawyer to the Burgundy Parliament, however after the French Revolution it

Housed in the former private residence of the Dukes of Burgundy, the Burgundy Wine Museum charts the history of local winemaking from its humble beginnings in ancient times to the global acclaim of the present day. On display are artefacts, document

At the heart of the historical town centre in Beaune, the Cellier de la Cabiote invites you discover its sales area and taste its renowned domain wines at any time of the day, in the calm and authentic atmosphere of its 17th century cellars.To have

Awaken your senses…Enjoy an exceptional moment in the first Burgundy Wine house founded in 1720. As an owner and grower, Champy harvests and makes "artisanal" sized batches of wine, respecting the particular qualities of names.Discover the store at

Located close the Beaune Hospices, the Vine and Wine Athenaum is a temple to wine. With a bookshop, a shop and a wine bar, the Athenaum nourishes the body and the mind. Wine is celebrated, explained and lauded. Unique books, objects and bottles wil

Welcome to the oldest cellars in Beaune.Built in 1239, this convent now houses the cellars where you can taste the wines that we create so passionately. The historical location of the cloister adds a certain charm to the tastings.