Burgundy And The Rhone, France
Travelers typically fly into major regional or international hubs for Beaune access.
Direct flights to Paris (CDG) and Lyon (LYS) are available from many global hubs.
Rhônexpress tram to Lyon Part-Dieu train station (~30 min). Then TGV to Dijon (~1.5 hrs), followed by TER to Beaune (~20-30 min). Total ~2-3 hrs.
RER B to Gare de Lyon (~45-60 min from CDG). TGV to Dijon (~1.5-2 hrs), then TER to Beaune (~20-30 min). Total ~3-4 hrs.
Car rental at LYS (~1.5 hr drive to Beaune) or CDG/ORY (~3-4 hr drive to Beaune). Maximum flexibility for exploration.
Beaune served by its own train station, Beaune (Gare de Beaune), near the city center. TER trains frequent connections to Dijon and Chalon-sur-Saône. TGV trains mainly serve Dijon, requiring a TER transfer to Beaune.
Long-distance bus services (FlixBus, BlaBlaCar Bus) operate to major cities like Dijon. Connections from Dijon to Beaune via regional bus or train are possible.
Driving an excellent way to explore Burgundy. Flexibility to visit smaller villages and vineyards. An International Driving Permit (IDP) required if your license is not from EU/EEA.
Beaune train station (Gare de Beaune) close to the city center.
Bus travel generally slower than trains but presents a more economical alternative.
Driving freedom to explore Burgundy's wine region. Visit smaller villages and scenic spots.
France's roads generally in good condition. Be aware of speed limits and local driving rules.
France holds no specific exit fees or taxes on departing travelers. Any taxes included in tickets.
Major airports possess comprehensive facilities for departing travelers.
Check your flight or train status online before heading to the airport or station.
This keeps you informed about any delays or platform changes.
Plan your journey to the airport or station with ample time to spare.
Double-check all travel documents before leaving. Have sufficient time for check-in and security.