Premium private chauffeur in Dijon

Driver & Butler provides professional private chauffeurs in Dijon and across the Côte-d'Or. Founded in Nantes and operating since 2017, we pick you up at Dijon-Ville station, Dole-Jura or Dijon-Bourgogne airport, your hotel or your office, in a Mercedes sedan or van. We also drive you to the region's major airports, Lyon-Saint-Exupéry and Geneva, and along the Route des Grands Crus.

The price is fixed and known before you book: our engine calculates it as soon as you enter your journey. No surge pricing: night, weekend and public holiday surcharges are set in advance and shown in the quote. Tolls are extra.

Dijon-Ville station and the airports around Dijon

Dijon-Ville station is the city's main gateway. Direct TGV trains reach Paris-Gare de Lyon in just over an hour and a half, and other services run to Lyon and Besançon. Both tram lines serve the station and the historic centre. Give your train number when you book: your chauffeur follows your actual arrival time.

Dijon-Bourgogne Airport (DIJ), in Longvic, about 6 km south-east of the centre, no longer has scheduled passenger flights: it handles business aviation and medical flights. Arriving by private jet? We can pick you up there too.

The nearest airport with scheduled flights is Dole-Jura (DLE), in Tavaux, about 50 km away. It has a handful of routes, including flights to Corsica. For international flights, most travellers use Lyon-Saint-Exupéry or Geneva, and we cover both at a fixed price (see the sample prices above). Give your flight number when you book: your chauffeur tracks your actual landing time. As an option, your driver meets you in the arrivals hall with a name sign.

You can follow your flight or train live on our flight tracking and train tracking pages.

Business travel, meetings and conferences (MICE)

The Parc des Expositions et Congrès de Dijon, 3 boulevard de Champagne, brings together some 31,000 m² of space, a range of meeting rooms and the Romanée-Conti lecture theatre, with about 600 seats. Every year, around All Saints' Day and for about twelve days, it hosts the Dijon International Food Fair.

On the Route des Grands Crus, the Château du Clos de Vougeot, home of the Confrérie des Chevaliers du Tastevin, hosts dinners and receptions in a medieval setting.

For companies, agencies and event organisers:

• transfers between the station, the airports, hotels and event venues, in sedans and vans;
• chauffeur by the hour or by the day, on request, for estate visits or back-to-back meetings;
• corporate account with monthly invoicing and negotiated rates;
• Factur-X (EN 16931) electronic invoices and the carbon footprint of every ride, calculated with the ADEME method.

For an event or regular volume, tell us what you need on our business and partners page.

Extend your stay: wine, food and heritage around Dijon

A meeting on Friday, one more day in the area: Dijon is a natural stop for anyone who loves fine wine, good food and history. A few ideas with a chauffeur.

• The historic centre: it is part of the Climats of Burgundy, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2015. The Palace of the Dukes and Estates of Burgundy houses the Fine Arts Museum, reopened in 2019 after renovation, with the tombs of the dukes; admission is free. The Owl Trail, marked by plaques set in the pavement, links the main sights.
• The Cité Internationale de la Gastronomie et du Vin, opened in 2022 on the site of the former general hospital, is devoted to the French gastronomic meal (on UNESCO's intangible heritage list since 2010); its offer is being reworked since its village of restaurants and shops closed in October 2026.
• The Route des Grands Crus: south of Dijon, the Côte de Nuits runs through Gevrey-Chambertin, Vougeot, Vosne-Romanée and Nuits-Saint-Georges. Together with the Côte de Beaune, the vineyard has 1,247 climats, plots whose names are known to wine lovers worldwide.
• Beaune, about 40 km away: the Hôtel-Dieu of the Hospices, founded in 1443, with its glazed tile roofs. The Hospices de Beaune wine auction takes place every year on the third Sunday of November.
• Fontenay Abbey, in Marmagne, founded in 1118 and a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1981; Vézelay and its basilica can be added to the day.

For local flavours, Dijon is still the home of mustard, crème de cassis, kir and gingerbread (pain d'épices); the covered market, Les Halles, in the heart of the city, is the best place to try them. For visitors from further afield, including Asia, the trip extends easily to Paris, Lyon or Geneva, and we drive you door to door.

Why Driver & Butler, and how to book

Enter your journey on our website and the price appears straight away, before any payment. It is fixed and does not change with demand. Then choose your vehicle, sedan or van, and add any options you need, such as a meet-and-greet with a name sign. Then confirm and pay online.

• Professional private chauffeurs.
• Mercedes sedans and vans, alone or in a small group.
• Your flight or train number is used to match the pick-up to your actual arrival.
• Corporate account, monthly invoicing and Factur-X invoices for business travel.

A special request, a group or a full day in the vineyards? Contact us on our business and partners page and we will send you a quote.