Dijon is the capital of the Burgundy wine region, located in north-central France, and is famous for its outstanding red wines. This vibrant university city is set against a backdrop of sprawling vineyards and rolling hills and boasts a beautifully preserved old town. Favourite pastimes here include wine-tasting and exploring lavish food markets, known for their premium fresh produce and mouthwatering cuisine. The most magnificent of these is Les Halles, set in a steel and glass structure designed by Eiffel, the architect of the Eiffel Tower. Don’t leave town without visiting its two premier museums - the Museum of Fine Arts, featuring an exceptional collection of historical and contemporary artworks housed in a 14th-century palace; and the Musée de la Moutarde, dedicated to the city’s world-renowned mustard.