Dijon, Bourgogne-Franche-Comte to Metz, Grand Est from $18: 4 ways by bus, train, flight or car

Onboard Services: The TGV and TER trains traveling from Dijon to Metz offer catering services through their bistro cars, where you can purchase snacks, light meals, and beverages. Options typically include sandwiches, pastries, and local wines. Make sure to check the train's schedule to see if dining services will be available during your journey.

Seating Options: For your trip, TGV trains generally offer three classes of service: First Class (with more spacious seating and quiet cars), Second Class (standard seating with good comfort), and Business Class (enhanced amenities and services). If you're looking for a quieter experience, opt for First Class, which also provides complimentary Wi-Fi.

Multiple Operators: The main operators for this train route are SNCF (the French national railway company) and occasionally the TER Gran Est for regional services. You can visit their websites for schedules and tickets: SNCF and TER Gran Est.

Arrival Station Tip: Upon arriving at Metz station, be sure to take advantage of the luggage storage facilities available at the station, which allow you to explore the city unencumbered. The restroom facilities are also available here for travelers' convenience, but showers are typically not provided.

Fastest Way to City Center: From Metz station, the quickest way to reach the city center is to take the Métis bus line number 1 (direction: Woippy) that directly connects the station to the central area, with frequent exits at key locations. It takes approximately 15-20 minutes. You could also opt for tram line A, which runs every few minutes, taking you to the heart of Metz.