The Burgundy Region
The Burgundy region in France is renowned for its many vineyards. The famous wines Pinot Noir (red) and Chardonnay (white) are produced here. Dijon is the capital of Burgundy. Food and wine lovers will quickly feel at home in Burgundy, but if you’re interested in culture and history, you’ll also find plenty to discover. Enjoy scenic walks through the surrounding forests and vineyards, or visit one of the beautiful historic castles in the area.
Types of Campsites in Dijon
Near Dijon, you’ll find a wide range of campsites to choose from. Whether you’re looking for a stopover campsite between Dijon and Lyon, planning to stay overnight between Nancy and Dijon, or want to spend a longer holiday in the Dijon area, there’s plenty of choice. For a short stay, you can book a campsite for just one night. If you enjoy swimming on a warm summer day, choose one of the campsites with a swimming pool.
Sights to See During Your Stay in Dijon
Dijon Cathedral
A historic cathedral dating back to the 14th century.
Palace of the Dukes of Burgundy
This former palace now houses the Museum of Fine Arts.
Well of Moses
A famous medieval sculpture by Claus Sluter.
Notre-Dame of Dijon
A beautiful Roman Catholic church from the 13th century.
Musée de la Vie Bourguignonne
This museum of Burgundian life is located in a former convent.
In the Surrounding Area
The area around Dijon is home to several cities that are well worth a visit:
Auxerre
Auxerre is a medieval city known for its architecture.
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Mâcon
Mâcon is set among the vineyards in the south of Burgundy.
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Nevers
Nevers is a historic city located on the Loire River.
Beaune
Beaune is a historic city along a popular route to the south of France.
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Vézelay
A well-known village among tourists, famous for its rich history, religion, and culture.
Dijon: History and Gastronomy on the Way South
Dijon is located along a major route to southern France, and while many travelers pass by, the city is well worth a stop. The historic city center is full of beautiful buildings and remarkable architecture. Dijon is also famous for its excellent food and wine, as well as its unique mustard. If you’re looking to camp near an old city with historic charm and great local cuisine, book your campsite in Dijon now!
