The Entre Mirande et Cromois circular route begins in the old town centre of Quétigny and leads through Parc Henri-Détang, Parc du Grand-Chaignet, along the Cromois and Mirande streams, and through Parc des Cèdres. It is an easy-to-walk circular route marked in yellow, measuring 7.5 kilometres in length with a walking time of around 2 hours and 45 minutes.
Anyone considering Quétigny as a place to stay will want to rent a holiday apartment there.
Paths and green spaces
Parc Henri-Détang has children's play equipment, benches and freely accessible pétanque courts. Parc des Cèdres is a heavily wooded green space in the immediate vicinity of Parc Henri-Détang and Église Saint-Martin. Parc du Grand Chaignet has play equipment, tables and barbecue facilities.
The Coulée verte runs between the Grand Marché tram stop and Espace Mendès-France. The Allées cavalières include a path between residential buildings and fields with children's play equipment, a sand basketball court and two sports and health stations.
Golf and equestrian sports
Golf Bluegreen Quetigny Grand Dijon has an 18-hole course. Its course is hilly, and the Mirande River winds through it. Personalised lessons are offered for beginners through to advanced players, either as individual lessons or group courses.
The Centre Sportif Equestre Les Allées Cavalières offers pony activities as well as riding as a leisure or competitive sport. In May, it organises show-jumping and dressage competitions.
Culture and townscape
Église Saint-Martin was built between 1842 and 1846 on the site of an earlier building on a small hill. Château de la Motte has a multicoloured glazed tiled roof with geometric decoration and a French garden.
The Ecole Municipale de Musique, de Danse et des Arts in Quétigny offers activities in music, dance, singing, visual arts and drawing. Quétigny's central residential complexes feature façades made of coloured glass mosaics in 134 shades and are an essential part of the identity of the “ville-paysage” planned in the 1960s.
Transport
Tram line T1 connects the centre of Quétigny with Dijon railway station and serves three stops in Quétigny: Cap Vert, Grand Marché and centre ville.
Leisure and market
The Ludothèque CSF in La Parenthèse allows visitors to borrow more than 2,000 games or toys and to play on site. The Fête du jeu in Quétigny is organised once a year by the Ludothèque CSF and its partners.
The Grand marché bio de Quétigny brings together around 50 local producers.
Other destinations from the same selection: Jossigny, Chenôve, Messigny-Et-Vantoux, Viserny, Poncey-Sur-L'ignon, Hauteville-Lès-Dijon, Créancey, Chaugey.
