The capital of Burgundy is not only about grands crus and mustard. Dijon has a compact yet lively nightlife where you can hop between dance bars, urban clubs and Latin spots in just a few minutes’ walk. With Tonight Pass, everything starts from your couch: find the right event, book in a few clicks, skip the line, and—next day—stay in touch with the people you met.
Before: spot the best venues near you, compare vibes and map your route.
During: order without waiting and make the most of your night.
After: keep your contacts and plan the next outing.

Below is a clear, up-to-date guide to Dijon’s clubs, with highlights, atmospheres and practical tips to get home safely.

Discothèque Le Berverly à Dijon

Tip: hours and lineups shift with seasons and events. Check the venue’s official page before you head out.

Where? 11 Avenue du Drapeau, near Place de la République.
Why go? A true classic of Dijon nightlife, Le Beverly alternates generalist parties, hip-hop and pop, with a large dance floor and a VIP area. Hours often stretch until dawn on certain nights, making it a reliable “end-of-night” destination.
What to expect? Mixed crowd, big themed nights, accessible programming.
Best for you if… you want a tried-and-true club where you can dance late without overthinking.

Where? 3 Rue Claus-Sluter.
Why go? A go-to urban club known for hip-hop, rap, house and branded events (watch for guest nights and collectives). Usually open Wednesday to Saturday with closing around 4–5 a.m., depending on the night.
What to expect? Urban sounds, young-adult crowd, lots of energy.
Best for you if… you love hip-hop/house with a signature club feel.

Where? 8 Rue Claus-Sluter (a stone’s throw from Belle Époque).
Why go? Bar-lounge atmosphere from early evening, then nightclub after midnight Wednesday to Saturday. It’s ideal to start easy and shift into dance mode without changing address.
What to expect? Cocktails, friendly club sound, eclectic clientele.
Best for you if… you want a smooth “two-in-one” evening.

Discothèque Bal'tazar à Dijon

Where? 20 Avenue Garibaldi.
Why go? Recently refreshed and back on the map with a festive, elegant line. Open on weekend nights with typical club hours (e.g., around 12:30 a.m.–5 a.m.).
What to expect? DJ-driven club nights, city-style ambiance, dressier crowd.
Best for you if… you’re after a chic weekend finish.

Discothèque SalsaPelpa Bikini Beach Club à Dijon

Where? 1 Rue Marceau.
Why go? A Latin-spirited spot with holiday vibes: dine, drink and dance until late on some nights (extended hours on certain evenings).
What to expect? Salsa/bachata/reggaeton, beach-style decor, festive crowd.
Best for you if… you crave a caliente night with strong Latin flavor.

Discothèque Le Cercle (Rhumerie Jamaïque) à Dijon

Where? 14 Place de la République.
Why go? Part music bar, part club depending on the night, and super central for venue-hopping. Often live shows first, then DJs late; there has been a recent change in management, so keep an eye on their channels for the new format.
What to expect? Cocktails and shifting moods (live then club).
Best for you if… you want a central stop that lets you vary the evening in one place.

* Hours may change with events and seasons: check each venue’s official page before you go.

• Music styles: urban (Belle Époque), generalist (Beverly), Latin (SalsaPelpa), chic clubbing (Bal’tazar), “lounge-to-club” (Smart).
• Neighborhood & hopping: around Place de la République and Rue Claus-Sluter, you can walk between bars and clubs easily. Local listings map these venues if you want to sketch a mini-route.
• Getting there & back: Tram lines T1/T2 run until around 12:15 a.m. daily; the “Pleine Lune” night line operates Thursday to Saturday from about 1:30 a.m. to 5:30 a.m. during the academic year—perfect for late-night returns.

With Tonight Pass, save time: find the event, book from home, and plan your arrival (fast entry, practical info, dress code if any).

• Skip-the-line & ordering: avoid queuing at the entrance and the bar (depending on the event) so you can focus on the music.
• Safety & well-being: hydrate, take short breaks, and locate exits and the cloakroom at the start of the night.

• At closing time, easily exchange details with people you met through Tonight Pass, so you can keep the connection—or plan the next night out together.

• When to go out? Thursdays are strong for student nights and energetic urban sets; Fridays/Saturdays bring the latest closing times and the biggest lineups (Beverly often runs very late).
• Getting there/back: combine Tram T1/T2 (last rides around midnight) with the Pleine Lune night bus for late returns; otherwise, opt for taxi/VTC. For the latest timetables, check the local transit operator’s website.
• Age & rules: alcohol sales to minors are prohibited and municipal by-laws set closing times for venues (city halls can adjust them). If you’re aiming for very late closings, verify the specifics the day before.

• Team Urban / Hip-hop: Belle Époque for high-energy, themed club nights—with showcases from time to time; Beverly for big-format parties that run late.
• Team Latino: SalsaPelpa — dinner, mojitos, and a hot dance floor that can go until dawn on certain nights.
• Team Chill → Dance: Le Smart — start as a lounge, switch to club after midnight.
• Team Dress to Impress: Bal’tazar, for an elegant week-end vibe.

What’s the best area for hopping between venues?
Around Place de la République / Rue Claus-Sluter, you can move from bars to clubs on foot (Belle Époque, Le Smart, Le Beverly are all nearby).

Can you dance until morning?
Yes. Some clubs (Beverly, for example) announce very late closings, up to 6–7 a.m. on certain days and events. Always double-check the venue’s official page.

How do I get home late without a car?
Mix tram (until roughly 12:15 a.m.) with the Pleine Lune night line (Thursday–Saturday, about 1:30–5:30 a.m. during the academic year).

Any recent changes to know about?
Yes—things evolve. For instance, Rhumerie Jamaïque (Le Cercle) recently announced a change in ownership; keep an eye on their channels for the new programming.

Do clubs require specific attire?
Depending on the party, a dress code may be suggested. Venue Instagram pages (Beverly, Belle Époque, etc.) often post weekend practical info.

Dijon offers a tight, efficient and varied nightlife. Whether you’re urban, Latino or generalist, you’ll find a dance floor that suits you around République and the Claus-Sluter/Drapeau streets. With Tonight Pass, you save time before (search and booking), during (fast entry, easy ordering) and after (stay in touch). Plan your route, pick your vibe… and make the Dijon night yours.