Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
menu, every detail is cared for at this top-notch restaurant looking out onto the Pal-
ais des Ducs.
LA DAME D'AQUITAINE €€
Burgundian
( 03 80 30 45 65; 23 place Bossuet; lunch menus €21, dinner menus €28-43;
lunch Tue-Sat, dinner Mon-Sat, closed lunch mid-July-mid-Aug)
Excellent Burgundian
and southwestern French cuisine is served under the sumptuously lit bays of a
13th-century
cave
.
LE PETIT ROI DE LA LUNE €€
Bistro
( 03 80 49 89 93; 28 rue Amiral Roussin; lunch menu €10, mains €15-18; lunch
Tue-Sat, dinner Mon-Sat)
A hip, younger crowd comes for French cuisine that, ex-
plains the chef, has been
revisitée, rearrangée et decalée
(revisited, rearranged
and shifted).
Shopping
Moutarde Maille
Mustard
( 03 80 30 41 02; 32 rue de la Liberté; 10am-7pm Mon-Sat)
Thirty-six kinds of
mustard, like cassis or truffle and celery, include three on tap that you can sample
(from €2.40 per 200ml).
Information
Tourist office
( 08 92 70 05 58;
www.visitdijon.com
; 9am-6.30pm Mon-Sat, 10am-6pm
Sun)
main office
(11 rue des Forges);
station annexe
(train station)
The one- to three-day Dijon
Côte de Nuits Pass may save you some cash.
Getting There & Away
For train destinations within Burgundy, see town listings in this chapter. Trains leave
the
train station
(rue du Dr Remy)
for the following:
Lyon-Part Dieu
€34, two hours, 25 daily
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