# Beaune in a day from Paris by train, with the Hôtel-Dieu, Burgundy lunch, the Patriarche cellars and the Fallot mustard mill

TGV to Dijon and regional train to Beaune, the Hôtel-Dieu in the morning, Burgundy lunch, a six-wine tasting at the Patriarche cellars and the Fallot mustard mill before returning.

Fuente: https://www.geocalia.com/en/france/burgundy-franche-comte/beaune/itineraries/beaune-by-train-from-paris-with-caves · Revisado: 2026-11-13

## El día
- 07:00 · Salida: 2 h 15 by train (TGV to Dijon and TER to Beaune; keep the TER ticket)
- 09:45 · Hôtel-Dieu de Beaune, the 1443 Hospital with the Coloured Roof (€12.50 with a Spanish audio guide; the TER ticket gives a reduced rate)
  - 4 min on foot
- 12:00 · Le Fleury (home-style Burgundian cooking; book online and confirm if it is Wednesday or Thursday) · Le Fleury, €€
  - 10 min on foot
- 14:15 · Caves Patriarche, a Six-Wine Tasting in the Cellars of the Former Visitandines Convent (Visite Dégustation Liberté, €25, six wines; departures every half hour, ten places)
  - 13 min on foot
- 16:00 · Moutarderie Fallot, a Visit to Beaune's Last Family Mustard Maker (book the visit time on its website; €12 adults, free for under-10s)
- 17:45 · Vuelta: 2 h 15 by train (TER to Dijon and TGV to Paris-Gare de Lyon)

Beaune is a little over three hours from Paris by car, but by train you arrive sooner and without worrying about tastings: a TGV to Dijon and a regional train of about twenty minutes leave you at Beaune station mid-morning. The centre, inside the walls, is done on foot, and in a day there is time to see the Hôtel-Dieu, eat Burgundy cooking, go down into the Patriarche cellars and make your own mustard at Fallot.

## The day, hour by hour

7:00 · Train to Beaune. TGV from the Gare de Lyon to Dijon and there a TER to Beaune. Keep the TER ticket: at the Hôtel-Dieu and the Cité des Climats it gives you a reduced rate.

9:45 · Hôtel-Dieu. From the station it is about fifteen minutes' walk. The hospital of 1443, with its coloured roof, the Hall of the Poor and the Last Judgement polyptych. An hour with an audioguide in Spanish.

12:00 · Lunch at Le Fleury. Very close to the Hôtel-Dieu: snails, eggs en meurette and home-style bœuf bourguignon. Its website gives it as open every day, but the tourist office says it closes Wednesdays and Thursdays: confirm when booking.

14:15 · Patriarche cellars. You go down into about five kilometres of galleries under the town and at the end taste six Côte wines with a sommelier. Departures are every half hour and of ten people.

16:00 · Moutarderie Fallot. The family mustard mill, since 1840. On the visit you make your own mustard and try it with Burgundy appetisers. Book the time on its website.

17:45 · Return. On foot to the station and train to Dijon and Paris. You reach the Gare de Lyon at dinner time.

## Is it for me?

If you are interested in wine and do not want to drive, it is the best way to see Beaune in a day. With children, swap the cellar for the Cité des Climats, which has a family ticket, and keep the mustard mill, which is what they like most. If you can sleep a night, do the Voie des Vignes by bike the next day.

## Cómo llegar

### Without a car
TGV to Dijon and TER to Beaune, everything on foot in the centre.

### By car
A little over three hours from Paris on the A6. If you drive, you do not taste: leave the cellar to whoever is not at the wheel.

## Consejos

### Buy the TER separately if necessary
The TER ticket to Beaune is the one that gives the reduced rate.

### Book Fallot and lunch
The mustard mill runs by groups at fixed times.

### Go on a weekday
The Patriarche departures fill up at weekends.

## Preguntas frecuentes

### Can you see Beaune from Paris in a day?
Yes, by TGV to Dijon and regional train to Beaune, about two hours twenty.

### What must you not miss in Beaune?
The Hôtel-Dieu of 1443, a tasting in its cellars and the Voie des Vignes if you have more time.

### How much does the day cost?
Between €80 and €110 per person without the train: three visits and a lunch.