Auxonne railway station, railway station in Tillenay, France

Auxonne railway station is located in Tillenay, France, on the line connecting Dijon to Vallorbe, and operates regional train services. The simply designed building features functional platforms, ticket machines, and information displays for train schedules.

The passenger building was listed as a monument historique inscrit on 28 December 1984. It shares its layout with the station at Dole-Ville, designed by architect Alfred Ducat, though the facades differ in style. The station lies at kilometre point 346.077 on the Dijon-Ville to Vallorbe line, at an altitude of 188 metres. Freight traffic ceased on 1 July 2006.

The station building, listed as a monument historique since 28 December 1984, shares its layout with Dole-Ville station, designed by architect Alfred Ducat, though the facades differ in style. The clock face on the central tower and the "Auxonne" sign are details visitors can spot. The station is served by TER Bourgogne-Franche-Comté trains on the Dijon–Dole–Besançon line.

The station lies in Tillenay, about 3 km from Auxonne town, at PK 346.077 of the Dijon–Vallorbe line, at 188 m altitude. Ticket windows are open Monday to Friday; regional ticket machines stand on platform 1 and a main-line machine in the hall. Mobigo coach line 110 also serves the station.

The passenger building is a listed monument historique since 28 December 1984. Its layout matches that of Dole-Ville station by architect Alfred Ducat, though the facades differ in style. Freight traffic ended here on 1 July 2006.