Getting around by train Côte-D'Or

You can reach the station by tram or car: a car park is available just in front of the station, free of charge for the first twenty minutes. In the large departures hall, you can access the SNCF TER (train) ticket office (on your right as you enter) and the Grandes Lignes (at the back). Don't forget to use the automatic terminals! On the shop side, you will find several cafés, a pharmacy, a bakery, a sandwich shop, a Quick and Relay Points. You will also find several services: assistance for disabled passengers, lost and found, toilets...

The Mobigo website of the Mobigo Call Center, work of the regional council, are designed to help you prepare your travel to the region. Whether you're travelling by train, bus, tram, bus or bicycle, whether you're a carpool or car-sharing enthusiast, you can't ignore Mobigo! Updates are made in real time, including when traffic is disrupted. It's simple: you indicate your departure point as well as your arrival point and several hours are offered to you, mixing with walking paths, bus and TER connections. Ultra practical! You can even buy your tickets and travel passes online. Mobigo also allows you to make car rental for one hour, one day or one weekend. Citiz offers 26 cars accessible on self-service at 13 stations in the metropolis. Find all the plans and maps necessary for your getaway.

The Beaune train station is located on the Paris-Lyon to Marseille-Saint-Charles line, between the stations of Corgoloin and Meursault. It has a passenger building with automatic ticket machines, a waiting room and an interactive information terminal. An underground passageway linking the different tracks is decorated in honor of Etienne-Jules Marey and the chronophotography he invented. The station's parking lot allows easy access by car. To eat, there is a café and a vending machine.

Take advantage of the Allô Billet service and order your TER ticket by phone! Practical and easy if you don't have Internet access! From your landline or cell phone, buy your TER Bourgogne-Franche-Comté ticket by dialing 03 80 11 29. 29, up to 72 hours and a maximum of 2 hours before the planned journey. You will then be given a code to show to the ticket inspector. This code can be sent to you by SMS if you wish. Find all the information on the TER Bourgogne-Franche-Comté website.

Ten's train station does not lack charm. This small resort in the form of a large house allows you to easily travel to Lyon, Dijon, Paris and Besançon, among others. Trains leave almost every hour for the capital. Also think of the coaches who take you to Châtillon-sur-Seine or Clamecy. There is also a car park for motorcycles, scooters and bicycles. To take your tickets, to go to the reception or to the self-service kiosk when there is a world, this can make you earn precious minutes.

A well-known stop of all the TGV users, Ten train station is a real source of traffic. In the direction of Dijon - Ten - Paris, there are 4 stops a day, 1 in the direction of Roissy and Lille.

So many stopovers in the direction Lille - Paris - Dijon. There are also rames from Besançon to Geneva.

With TER Bourgogne-Franche-Comté and Mobigo, the regional intercity network, the riches of the region are just a train ride away! With 1,951 km of rail network, TER Bourgogne-Franche-Comté serves 200 stations daily, by train or coach. Travel to Dijon, Besançon, Belfort, Auxerre or Mâcon and discover the region at low prices! Are you under 26? Benefit from an unconditional 50% discount. Are you over 26? Get a 60% discount with the TER card 26 years and over, for only €20 per year.

SNCF Voyageurs is the SNCF subsidiary responsible for passenger transport. This is easy for the city of the Dukes of Burgundy, which lies at the crossroads between Paris, Lyon and the rest of Europe. Trains leave Dijon for the whole region, from Besançon to Chalon sur Saône, via Beaune and Auxerre. SNCF Voyageurs offers season tickets and discount cards for travel at low prices. Two lines are available to take advantage of the unique BFC landscape: the Ligne des Hirondelles, crossing the Jura from Dole to Saint-Claude; and the Ligne des Horlogers, which takes you from Besançon to Le Locle and La Chaux-de-Fonds.