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attended Dijon's school of fine arts before further studies and apprenticeships in
Paris. He sculpted 300-plus works, almost all depicting animals. His fresh, clear
style has astonishing simplicity.
Engrossing as Dijon's works of art can be, don't forget to break for
lunch—another Dijon work of art that can't be hurried. Whatever entree you select,
we are certain that you will want to enhance it with a dab or so of Dijon mustard.
A word of caution—make that dab a small one, and determine first if it suits your
palate. Dijon's favorite condiment has some varieties that exceed the fire power of
any Mexican pepper.
Dijon's railway station is unique in that its main hall is circular. Train information
is available in the area marked INFORMATION VOYAGEURS on the right as you enter
the main hall of the station. Hours: 0800-1915 Monday-Friday, 0900-1700
Saturday-Sunday. A map showing the location of the city's tourist information of-
fice in relation to the rail station is displayed prominently in the station's foyer.
The tourist office displays a room-availability list immediately outside the office
entrance. This depicts the number of vacancies existing in the various hotels of
Dijon and its surrounding areas. Within the tourist office, you will find hotel-reser-