Means of transport Bourgogne

A few kilometers from Dijon, Dijon-Longvic airport is mainly dedicated to public service missions: business and private flights. In a second time, the airfield also welcomes military flights, aerial leisure, as well as training flights. The Breitling Apache aerobatic patrol has contributed to the notoriety of this place where aviation enthusiasts meet, in connection with the flying clubs of the region. Amateurs come here to practice their passion for aerobatics or to practice parachute jumping with BFCP parachutisme.

If you are sailing along the Yonne, you should know that the river stop at Sens has been given a facelift! In the heart of the town, just a few dozen metres from the historic centre, you will find plenty of comfortable stopovers! In addition to the quay, there is now a 150-metre floating pontoon, and 6 service stations that will supply you with water for one hour and electricity for 24 hours. The 4 located on the pontoon work with tokens that you can get (free of charge) at the tourist office, and in various shops.

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.

The Chemin de Fer de la Vallée de l'Ouche in Bligny-sur-Ouche is a unique tourist attraction. Created in 1978, the association operates a former part of the Épinac railway line, one of the oldest in France. Visitors can climb aboard old steam and diesel engines and travel along this historic line. The atmosphere of yesteryear is striking, with the sound of steam and the whistle of the locomotive. The Vallée de l'Ouche steam train takes passengers back to the beginning of the 20th century, to the heart of Burgundy. Reservations are not required; simply arrive 20 minutes before departure to purchase tickets at the Bligny-sur-Ouche station. History buffs can also discover the 12 sites along the line, each with its own surprising story. A unique experience not to be missed by train and history buffs.

Ackermann Voyages is a travel agency located in Charny, in the town of Charny-Orée-de-Puisaye. They offer a wide range of services, including regular routes in Yonne, school routes in Yonne and Loiret, group travel and organized trips by coach, cruise and plane in collaboration with their travel agency Alba Voyages. Ackermann Voyages is a subsidiary of ProCars, a company specializing in transport and travel.

Coming by train (from the north), you will inevitably pass through Laroche-Migennes, located halfway between Paris and Dijon. Laroche (Saint-Cydroine) and Migennes are in fact 2 neighbouring communes, and their station is located along the Burgundy canal. From here you can go to Lyon, Dijon, Auxerre, Nevers or the Morvan. But above all, this is a place steeped in history: for a long time, this was the hub of the French railways, a huge railway depot, while the station and its town helped to supply Paris with firewood!

Auxonne boasts one of France's finest river ports, known as Port Royal. Located at the foot of the ramparts built by Vauban in the ^17th century, the port managed by^H2Ohas 150 berths for boats from 6 to 38 meters, spread over 6 hectares. The harbor master's office welcomes boaters with all the professionalism of^H2O: reception area, showers, tourist information, rest room, wifi and webcam for boat monitoring. a further 30 berths are available along the terraces.

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.

Classified by historical monuments, the hotel-Dieu dates back to 1767 and consists of two monumental rooms of the sick with closed beds that were occupied until 1977. The use of the bressane brick covered with a coating is enliven to the openings of the doors and windows by the pink stone of Préty. A magnificent pediment evoking the parable of the good Samaritan orne the facade. Reserved for the poor, the building was miraculously spared under Terror thanks to the sisters St. Marthe, who had the light of renamed him to the Revolution in the "hospice of humanity". But the jewel of the hotel-Dieu is undoubtedly its apothicairerie, certainly one of the most beautiful of Europe, thanks to its unique collection of Hispanic and Italian-Moorish tiles of the th and th centuries, complemented by a series of knocked glasses. Not to miss also, a pietà from the end of the th century, where the Virgin Virgin, in the round and draped of servant, is kneeling near Christ dead.

A hundred places are available for your sailboat or motorboat.

Located on a branch of the Canal Latéral à la Loire, the Port de La Jonction is a haven of peace at the gates of the city, for all boaters. A 220 m long pontoon, to welcome barges, and 56 places for boats of less than 15 meters make up the marina. In addition, there is a harbour master's office and numerous services. The cycling stop is very popular and has various facilities to facilitate your walks.

Close to the town center, the harbor is equipped to welcome visiting yachtsmen. In all, more than 15 berths at the halte fluviale and its reception pontoon, and a further 60 berths at the port in the Baie Mignot basin. A unified range of services: mooring contracts, tourist office services, souvenir store, sale of cold drinks and ice creams. Sanitary facilities, showers, laundry, garbage can, play area, picnic area and motorhome area complete the offer.

Safekeeping of private boats for the winter. Wharf with water and electricity points, showers (pay facilities). For information: several docking docks, including one in the city centre, are at your service. Water, electricity and showers (July and August).

What would you say of a beautiful adrenaline rise in a free fall from 2 500 m to 200 km/h? After training and 20 min of airplane, the sensations are strong! Experienced instructors will be happy to accompany you and why not even film you.

Chalon-sur-Saône is the place to be if you're just out for a stroll, or if you want to spend a week cruising the canals or the Saône. Many yachtsmen sail up or down the wide river, and enjoy stopping off in the city of Chalon. This pretty port is a haven of peace right in the center of town. Open all year round, it has around 150 berths and a water and electricity supply. Numerous services available at the harbor master's office.

The bus station is located in front of the SNCF station. Many departmental and regional connections serve the territory. The bus service of the regional network Mobigo provides connections with Le Creusot Ville and Le Creusot TGV, but also with Montceau-les-Mines, Mâcon, Autun, Cluny... Note also the presence of the main operators (Flixbus, Eurolines Blablabus). Not far away, you will also find several hotels, and access to the city center is less than 5 minutes.

For those coming from the north, Sens station has the merit of being connected to Paris-Bercy station in direct trips almost every hour (about 55 minutes). To Gare de Lyon too, for omnibus trips. But from here you can also connect to the south (Dijon, Lyon or Marseille). There are also trips to Montargis (Loiret), and if you want to go to the neighbouring Aube, the Sens-Coolus line will take you to Châlons-en-Champagne via Troyes. There is no buffet at the station, but there are several brasseries nearby.

Recently, the Nevers train station underwent major restoration work, both inside and outside. It now displays a modern and design façade. There is also a very appreciable bicycle garage, sheltered and secure, with a lock and secure deposit. We also appreciate its location in the heart of the city, making it easy for travelers to get to the city without having to take public transportation. A good opportunity to start the visit as soon as you get off the train!

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.

Located in the city center, Mâcon station offers all the traditional services you would expect in a station: information point, young travelers' reception, waiting room, carts, self-service terminal, regional ticket dispensers, ticket office, lost and found, TER ticket sales, pay toilets accessible to all. Note that Mâcon station is an "Accès Plus" station, which means that it has facilities, equipment and services for people with reduced mobility. There is also a tobacconist's and a brasserie, Trib's.

The Mâcon-Loché TGV station is a relatively new station outside the city, dating from the 1980s. It offers all the practical services to travellers: commercial reception area, ticket sales, self-service terminals, etc. The TGV provides connections to Annecy, Paris Gare de Lyon, Lyon and Geneva. Shuttle buses serve the towns of Mâcon (centre) and Villefranche-sur-Saône. A bar-brasserie-restaurant, located in the station hall on the left as you enter the building, offers a welcome break between trains.

The company Bourgogne Discovery, managed by Erick Gayet, is a company of exceptional transport through Burgundy, notably composed of 2 experienced drivers. On board their luxury vehicles with tinted windows, Erick offers to accompany demanding customers for simple trips in the territory, as well as for tourist escapades. Burgundy Discovery is positioned as the top-of-the-line transportation company of reference. It is possible to book in advance; an estimate will be established according to the needs of each.

This small marina is the first nautical stopover from Chalon-sur-Saône. Twenty or so berths equipped with electric hook-ups are available. Take the opportunity to stroll along the greenway and discover the surrounding countryside thanks to the bike rental service. On-site tourist information and practical facilities make this a pleasant place to stay all year round. A large play area in the shape of a boat is a welcome addition for families.

Locaboat manages the harbor master's office and offers boats for hire, with or without a license. Twelve mooring rings enable you to make a stopover in the commune of Saint Léger sur Dheun. Three itineraries are available: a weekend in the heart of the Santenay vineyards, an epicurean tour that takes in Louhans and Chalon sur Saône, and a final tour entitled Vieilles pierres et grand cru, which combines the first two in one week. Discover Burgundy at the pace of a cruise.

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.

The gateway to southern Burgundy, Decize's marina at the confluence of the Canal Latéral à la Loire, the Canal du Nivernais, the Aron and the Vieille Loire is a real draw. From here, you can connect to all the waterways of France. With a capacity of 80 boats, the Blue Flag-labeled harbor is a comfortable stopover. The harbour master's office offers a wide range of high-quality services. Nearby B&Bs and restaurants are also available. What's more, the entire site is accessible to people with reduced mobility.

Nevers, in the Nièvre department, has a reliable and professional cab service. The Association Radio Taxis de Nevers offers a fleet of 16 top-of-the-range air-conditioned vehicles to meet all your transportation needs. Whether you need a transfer to or from the station, airport or any other destination, they'll adapt to your requirements. What's more, they also offer medical transport services approved by the French Assurance Maladie. Association Radio Taxis de Nevers puts the emphasis on punctuality, safety and peace of mind for all your travel needs.

With its 3674 inhabitants, it offers a warm and friendly atmosphere. It is a strategic stopover for travelers. For art lovers, the Musée de Clamecy is currently hosting an exhibition on Grapus, not to be missed. Game enthusiasts can also take advantage of the toy library at the Clamecy mediatheque.