Every shared wine tour in Dijon starts at a set kerb in the centre, so the best bed is the one a short walk from yours. Pick your tour first, then the quarter. That way your Dijon Wine reservation takes care of the morning.
The centre is pedestrian and compact, and every kerb below is inside it. If your tour collects you from your hotel, the quarter matters less than the radius, which is in the second table.
Find your tour in the middle column. The left column is the quarter to book in.
| Stay near | The tours that start there | Good to know |
|---|---|---|
| Place Darcy | The Ophorus days and half-days, the 9:45 am full day, the villages day; a meeting option for two private days | Between the station and the old centre; the owl trail starts here |
| Saint-Bénigne | The lunch days and the Côte de Beaune e-bike day; La Source des Vins opposite the cathedral | West side of the centre |
| Rue Monge | The Côte de Nuits e-bike day and the city ride to Lac Kir | Toward the Cité; Monge car park |
| Rue Berbisey | The Fine Heure cellar tasting | Near rue Monge |
| Place de la République | La Cave du Palais | Five minutes' walk to the cellar |
| Anywhere in Dijon | The vintage van (from a hotel reception) and the private days (pickup) | Named on your booking |
Place Darcy is the busiest kerb. The Ophorus days leave 16 Place Darcy at 9 am, and the 9:45 am full day meets at Maison Divia on the same square, near the red English phone booth. The half-days use the car park beside Darcy park.
It sits between the station and the old centre. So a hotel here suits you if you arrive on the TGV the night before and leave on the evening train. Every shared day that meets here is on burgundy wine tours from dijon.
The square in front of Saint-Bénigne is the second kerb. The white-wine lunch day and the Dijon-and-Beaune lunch day both leave at 9:45 am and are back at 5 pm. The e-bike day into the Côte de Beaune leaves at 9 am and is back at 4:30 pm.
La Source des Vins, the wine-and-cheese tasting, is opposite the cathedral. A hotel on this side puts two kinds of day on your doorstep.
The old centre is the quarter to wake up in. The Palais des Ducs, the owl on Notre-Dame and the tourist office at 11 rue des Forges are all here. La Cave du Palais is five minutes' walk from Place de la République.
Every kerb is a walk away, and the evenings are the reason to stay: you walk to dinner after a day in the vines.
Rue Monge leads toward the Cité, whose car park is the Monge car park. The Bourgogne Évasion shop at 78 rue Monge is the start of both bike days: the Côte de Nuits e-bike day at 9:30 am, and the city ride to Lac Kir at 2:30 pm.
Les Caves de La Fine Heure pour their tasting at 32 rue Berbisey. So if bikes and cellars are your plan, stay on this side. The rides are on dijon bike wine tour.
You can sleep in Beaune and still take a Dijon tour. Two shared days have a Beaune option. The lunch day meets at the Hospices de Beaune at 11 am and is back at 4:30 pm. The e-bike day meets at 2 rue de l'Hôtel-Dieu at 10:15 am and is back at 3:45 pm.
The private days collect you in Beaune too. Every other tour starts in Dijon, so a Beaune bed narrows your choice. Book early for the Hospices sale weekend, 13 to 15 November 2026.
The private days come to you. Each sets its own area, so check your hotel sits inside it.
| Private day | Where it collects you | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Both côtes, or the Côte de Nuits | Your hotel, 16 Place Darcy, or the Beaune tourist office car park at 6 boulevard Perpreuil | 9:30 am |
| Premiers and Grands Crus | Your hotel or an agreed place | 9:30 am |
| Estates chosen to your taste | Your lodging in Dijon, Beaune or nearby | 9:30 am |
| With the Clos de Vougeot entry | Your hotel in Dijon or Beaune | 9 am |
| Two days of Grands Crus | Dijon, Beaune or within 10 km of either | Set when you book |
A hotel in a Côte village works with these, and not with the shared days, which start in town. If that is your plan, you want private wine tours from Dijon.
The private days collect you in Dijon, Beaune or nearby and bring you back after the last glass.
If you drive in, the tourist office points you to the Trémouille-Marché car park or the one on rue de la Préfecture. For the Cité, use the Monge car park. Two private days also meet at the Divia car park on Place Darcy.
Then leave the car. On a tour, nobody in your party drives after the tastings, and every day ends back where it began.
The kerbs and pickups come from each tour's booking page, the parking from Dijon's tourist office, the sale weekend from Beaune Tourisme. Verify before you travel.
Three hours from your Dijon hotel's reception along the road between Chambertin and Romanée-Conti, with walks on the slopes and about five wines in a cellar. The operator may change the vehicle.
From $112 per person
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A private minivan from your hotel or an agreed place at 9:30 am, with 10 to 15 wines poured, Premiers and Grands Crus among them. Lunch costs about EUR 25-40 and is yours to buy.
From $636 per person
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A private car from your lodging in Dijon, Beaune or nearby at 9:30 am, with the wineries chosen to your taste and every tasting fee in the fare. Lunch is yours to buy.
From $546 per person
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