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Thanks for the suggestions pedmar :-)
Just want to add that from 5th July there is an extra TGV leaving Dijon at 17.09 to CDG. At last! You can book it already. You won't have to wake up so early to catch the 6.30am train!
And for those going to Dijon, you don't have to wait until 19h41, there is now a TGV leaving CDG at 11h16! Great if you can catch it!
Written May 10, 2009
Website: http://www.voyages-sncf.com/leisure/fr/launch/home/
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The TGV takes you to Dijon from Paris in about 1hour and 40 minutes. It is very comfortable and a great way of getting to Dijon or back to Paris. It is advisable to book a few days ahead.
The train station in Dijon is very centrally located and it is easy to reach the centre by foot.
You will also find many car rental services next to the train station.
Written Nov 7, 2007
Website: www.tgv.com
Learn how to say "I'm lost" in french [Je me suis perdu] - the local constabulary are very friendly and helpful but rarely speak English.
Written Apr 22, 2006
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We easily found a public parking place in the outskirts
of the centre, and preferred walking to the inner town.
We also found that the main sights were marked very well, and easy to find.
Written Aug 28, 2005
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Just 6 hours of delay reaching Dijon, so....i could be happy for the "just 1 and 1/2 hours" traveling back to Milano...
Written Mar 8, 2005
by bus
Written Aug 26, 2002
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Train from Paris or rent a car.
Not hard to find but it will help if you speak French.
Written Aug 25, 2002
Take the public transport:) A bus trip costs only 5,40FRF:))
Written Aug 25, 2002
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I rode there on my motorbike .....the roads are very good in France.
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Written Aug 25, 2002
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I rode there on my motorbike .....the roads are very good in France.Click on map for enlargemaent
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Q: I will driving from CDG Paris to Dijon approximately 6 Sept 20011 and was wondering which would be the most scenic route A5, A6 or...
A: Roads with 'A' is motorway and large parts are toll. You don't see very much. Take N or D roads which is nice but will take longer. Then you pass through smaller towns ...
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