Capital of the Dukes of Burgundy, Dijon charms visitors with its rich architectural heritage, its renowned gastronomy and its friendly atmosphere. Between historic monuments, medieval alleys and French art of living, the city attracts many visitors throughout the year. To make the most of your stay, it is best to know the best options for parking easily. Discover in this complete guide the must-see places to visit in Dijon and all the useful information on the car parks in the city.
Located in the heart of the historic centre, the Palace of the Dukes is one of the most emblematic monuments of Dijon. It now houses the Town Hall and the Museum of Fine Arts, whose collection is one of the richest in France.
At 46 metres high, this medieval tower offers a breathtaking view over the entire city. After climbing its 316 steps, visitors enjoy an exceptional panorama over the rooftops of Dijon and the surrounding hills.
A true symbol of Dijon, the owl engraved on a buttress of the Notre-Dame church guides visitors through an urban trail of 3 kilometres. It allows you to discover the main monuments and the picturesque alleys of the centre.
Designed by Gustave Eiffel, the central Halles are the beating heart of Dijon's gastronomy. Open several days a week, they offer local products: cheeses, wines, mustards and Burgundian specialities.
The first public garden in Dijon, the Darcy Garden is a must-visit place to relax. There you will find the famous statue of the Polar Bear by François Pompon and beautiful wooded areas for a pleasant walk.
Dijon has many city centre car parks, close to shops, monuments and the station. Among the most used:
Rates vary according to the zone and parking duration:
For low-cost parking, the peripheral car parks are the most advantageous. The Sainte-Anne car park or the Abreuvoir car park offer attractive rates while remaining close to the centre thanks to the tram.
Zenpark also offers cheaper parking spaces in private locations, available by the day or by the month, with direct booking from a mobile app.
Free parking is possible in some residential districts on the outskirts, particularly towards Fontaine-d'Ouche, Toison-d'Or or Maladière. The park-and-ride facilities on the edge of the city also offer free spaces for public transport users. On Sundays and public holidays, parking is free in most on-street locations in the city centre.
The park-and-ride facilities (P+R) are a practical and economical solution for accessing the centre without dealing with traffic. Connected to the Divia tram network, they allow you to park your car and then quickly reach the main points of interest.
Among the 3 park-and-ride facilities in Dijon :
These car parks are free or low-cost for holders of a Divia transport ticket, making them an ideal option for parking in Dijon at a lower price.
Parking in Dijon is paid from Monday to Saturday, from 9am to 12:30pm and from 2pm to 7pm, excluding public holidays. The city distinguishes two main zones:
Payment is made at parking meters or via the PayByPhone and Flowbird apps.
For a quick visit or errand, favour the car parks close to the centre: Dauphine, Grangier or Trémouille-Marché. They offer half-hourly or hourly packages.
Zenpark also offers the possibility to book a space for a short duration, practical for parking near your destination without wasting time searching.
During holiday periods, Dijon attracts more visitors, particularly around historic sites and markets. To park easily:
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