• Jardin Darcy - Jardin Darcy: “A young boy, once ill from Dijon’s contaminated water, vowed to change the city forever. The evidence lies beneath this very park.”
• Porte Guillaume - Explore the captivating evolution of Porte Guillaume from a medieval gateway to a triumphal arch celebrating historical figures. Discover the detailed reliefs that narrate Dijon’s history and its connection to the Prince of Condé.
• La Boutique Maille - La Boutique Maille: “How did one man’s choice to replace vinegar with unripe grape juice lead to the creation of the world’s most renowned mustard? Visit the boutique where it all started in 1845.”
• Place François Rude - Discover the allure of François Rude Street, with its medieval and Renaissance architecture, and learn the story behind Bareuzai Square’s iconic wine-harvester statue.
• Dijon Central Indoor Market Hall - Dijon Market Hall: “A structure inspired by Gustave Eiffel, who was born in Dijon. Inside: snail cake (yes, really), the finest organic breads, and unique cheeses.”
• Church of Our Lady - Church of Our Lady: “Twice in history, Dijon faced imminent destruction. Twice, the citizens turned to a mysterious wooden statue. Twice, the enemy retreated. Coincidence?”
• The Owl of Dijon - The Owl of Dijon: “Its origins are unknown. The reason people touch it is a mystery. But a ghost story from the 17th century might hold the answer.”
• Hotel de Vogue - Hôtel de Vogüé – Enter a courtyard where colorful tiles were fired three times and a monogram conceals two marriages.
• Saint Michael’s Church - Discover Saint Michael’s Church, a unique blend of Gothic and Renaissance styles, and uncover the inspiring story of Saint Elisabeth of the Trinity, whose deep faith continues to inspire.
• Palais des Ducs et des Etats de Bourgogne - Palais des Ducs et des États de Bourgogne – Consider the ambitions of dukes who ruled more land than the French king himself.
• Tour Philippe le Bon - Ascend the 316 steps of the Tour Philippe Le Bon for breathtaking views and explore the legacy of Burgundy’s most influential Duke. Uncover the secrets of this iconic tower and the prestigious Order of the Golden Fleece.
• Cathedrale Saint-Benigne de Dijon - Visit the Cathédrale Saint-Bénigne, Dijon’s Gothic masterpiece, where stunning stained glass, intricate carvings, and an ancient crypt reveal the city’s spiritual and architectural heritage.
• Mulot & Petitjean - Mulot & Petitjean – Experience the aroma of gingerbread made the same way since 1796, with a recipe that uses no milk or butter.
• Archaeological Museum of Dijon - Archaeological Museum of Dijon – Conclude your walk in a monks’ dormitory turned museum, where Roman burial stones line the underground vaults.
• La Moutarderie Edmond Fallot - Edmond Fallot – Discover the last mustard house in Burgundy that insists on not using Canadian seeds.
• Au Vieux Millésime - Au Vieux Millésime – Enjoy wines from vineyards first mapped by monks who enclosed individual plots to study the soil.

• 100% Satisfaction Guarantee: If you don’t love the tour, write to us for a full refund.
• Audio and written guide included
• Offline access to the tour (no internet connection needed) once tour is downloaded
• Images to identify stops and in app interactive map for navigation
• Check or search your inbox for an email from “Tourific” with tour access instructions.
• 1-year access on iOS & Android. Listen to the tour anytime, as many times as you like

• Snacks

In 1513, 40,000 Swiss soldiers encircled Dijon. The townspeople paraded a mysterious wooden statue through the streets, and two days later, the army disappeared. Centuries afterward, the Germans repeated this event. This self-guided audio tour takes you through the streets where these tales took place.

From the original Maille mustard boutique to a gingerbread factory established in 1796, this tour narrates Dijon through its flavors, scandals, and secrets. Discover why 80% of the world’s “Dijon” mustard is actually produced from Canadian seeds, touch the famous Owl and hear the ghost story behind the tradition, and explore the Ducal Palace museum with a narrated tour that most visitors completely overlook.

There is no fixed start time, so you can begin whenever you like and pause for a wine tasting in the Eiffel-inspired market hall.

If you prefer to explore Dijon at your own pace with authentic stories, this walking tour is ideal. Over 20,000 travelers have enjoyed our self-guided tours, and every booking includes a full refund guarantee.

• The total tour duration includes the time spent listening to information at the stop and time required to walk through all the stops.
• The tour is not wheelchair accessible

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.