Top 50 things to do and attractions in Grenoble

Very good art museum/gallery with almost every significant French artist represented. Mildly disappointed that one of the Monet’s was removed for restoration work as he is my favourite French artist, but other great works by Matisse, Chagall etc. as well as a large section dedicated to a contemporary art exhibit. Overall a great way to spend a rainy day in Grenoble.

Grenoble is renown as the Capital of the Alps, so most of the people travel to the city for the surrounding mountains. Almost nobody comes to Grenoble for its museum, not even to visit it between two hikes. And that's a pity because Musee du Grenoble really deserves to be explored. Not only for the stunning views over the Alpine slopes and Isere river but also for the permanent exhibition, which include works of Matisse, Derain, Gauguin and Modigliani among others. . The entrance was free of charge during our visit (July 2025).

The permanent collection was free and there were great paintings. On a weekday late afternoon, there were only a few people which was an ideal environment for relaxing. They provide cozy black individual sofas which I appreciated greatly.

Although it cannot be compared to the Louvre or the Musee d'Orsay, the sheer depth of the collection in a local art museum is undeniable. It is definitely worth a visit. There is one thing I noticed this time. I realized that masterpieces have a unique composition that keeps you entertained. The paintings housed here are second to none in terms of technique. However, I felt that the compositions lacked ingenuity. I apologize for sounding like an amateur, but this is still a museum that everyone should visit at least once. You can take your time to appreciate the art.

Modern art has it's audience, I'm not one of them

Beautiful museum!! It's a pity that I didn't participate in the Miró exhibition. The museum has a rich collection and is free to visit. I came here for two consecutive days and gained a lot.

Very nice art museum absolutely worth a visit. Good range collection from old to modern. The pieces are manly French, Italian and from the Low Lands. The entrance was free, but still you receive a ticket!

It’s more of a view point than anything else. But it’s a highly recommended place with an Awesome city and mountain view. Also there is an adventure activity centre for kids, where kids can enjoy as well. There are couple of other museums which we didn’t visit.

Definitely worth visiting if in Grenoble. Not expensive at all. If you book a table at the cafe before hand, the ride up is slightly cheaper. Cafe has good food nd drink and the views are spectacular. The museum are good too. Not lots to see but interesting. Free/cheap. We spent half a day there. One star off as not a well maintained tourist spot.

The "funicular " gondola ride is fun, but cramped if you're 6'+. Great views of the city from the bastille. Awesome place for hikers & runners. There are a lot of runners doing hill training here. Two great restaurants at the top.

Great views. Don't bother ordering anything from the restaurant. It's dirty, the staff don't give a hoot. The coffee is cold.

In this case, the journey is more interesting than the destination First: how do you get there? If you’re not in good physical shape or have health issues (cardio-respiratory or mobility problems), it’s best to take the cable car. The downside is that you’ll miss the most beautiful part of the experience, the climb itself. If you’re able, I strongly recommend going on foot. From Grenoble, there are four main access routes: 1st through the Jardin des Dauphins and Guy Pape parks The 2nd one starting from the Saint-Laurent gate The 3rd one from the old Rabot fort The 4th via the road behind the fortress (for those arriving by car) In addition to these four routes, there are several mountain trails, for example, the path to the Mandrin Cave, but these require more time and proper hiking equipment. Walking up is worth it, because the fort isn’t only on the top of the mountain, it stretches along the mountainside. If you take the gondola lift, you’ll see very little of the fortifications. Depending on the route, you’ll pass by other points of interest: the terraces of the Jardin des Dauphins, the Rabot Fort and old officers’ barracks, the Giants’ Staircase, and the Saint-Laurent gate. My advice: go up one way and come down another. At the base of the mountain, you’ll also find some interesting (and free) museums: the Dauphinois Museum, the Archaeological Museum, the Grenoble Museum... The top of the fort (the main attraction) is a bit underwhelming. Apart from the mountain views, there isn’t much to see. A few negatives: The fort itself cannot be visited. Most buildings are occupied by private businesses (a climbing club, for example), with restricted public access. Food and drinks are rather expensive. The unisex toilets are not the best choice (and not very clean either). Some of the bastions and covered stairways on the mountainside are dirty (though that’s partly due to careless visitors). avoid the old geography institute, it's just a rundown building with graffiti, falling into disrepair. And lastly: Grenoble itself isn’t the most spectacular city. The mountain backdrop is beautiful, but the city view is less so. In conclusion: I’m giving it 4 stars, but mostly for the journey rather than the fort itself. Those who go only by cable car would probably rate it three stars (or even less).

Great place to visit. You can visit it via small route by foot or you can take cable car. But I suggest small route

Brilliant experience with James and the team at Acrobastille. My daughter did the kids version, my wife the zip(with some parcour to get around) and my son and I the adult full version. Took about 2hrs for us but magnificent in entirety. Views were spectacular.

In the centre of the city, this place is next to teleferic, it's beautiful garden for public, if can spend evening here with your family, friends etc.... Good place to visit and rest for few moments

Great place to hangout with friends. You can have a drink or food in one of the lovely bars. Also great for people with children because they have a nice playground for them to play in.

Beautiful tranquil park with huge trees, lots of places to sit and enjoy nature

Very nice park in the area where you can find seating places. It has a few trees compared to other parks in the city.

Well maintained park and less hectic compared to other park.

Lovely place, in the center of the city and next to the river.

Well maintained garden that looks like a nice place to relax and to spend time during the day, especially if the weather is good.

Nice parce to walk, ride or just spend free time.

The biggest park in the city, it has many places to rest in and enjoy the sun. This place is free and recommended to anyone visiting Lyon.

The playground new and interesting, the kids had a lot of fun. The parc was quite dirty and not very well maintained unfortunately.

Great park to relax in Grenoble.

Beautiful and big park at the center of Grenoble. A place for every age to hang out and for communities to organise events. Many public facilities are offered for sports.

Wow, very big park,it seems earlier 20 years before during 90 , the park is filled with ice and people used to do ice skating. Due to global warming, there is no ice now.

Great park, lots of open space and a lovely new adventure play area for children.

Well worth a visit. The description does not really clearly describe it. It is very peaceful and relaxing, with seats in the lovely gardens where you could just take a book and stay. The exhibition on the history of the mountain communities around Grenoble is very good.

An unusual experience... and not necessarily in a good way. This museum is so unusual that I honestly don’t even know what category to put it in: ethnographic museum, local museum, art museum, history museum… maybe all of the above, or none at all. Let’s start with the good points: 1. The location is superb (the museum is situated in one of Grenoble’s historic districts, at the foot of the mountain crowned by the famous Bastille fort) 2. The building, an old monastery from the 17th century, is beautiful (and, I have to say, very well-preserved) 3. The gardens are undoubtedly the highlight — if you bring something to read, you can easily spend a few quiet hours there, especially in summer, when the heat suffocates the citY 4. The collections are, for the most part, beautiful and interesting 5. The baroque church hall is spectacular (especially if you’re into religious art) 6. The interior design of the exhibition rooms is pleasant 7. Information is presented in many different ways — classic leaflets, audio-video materials, models, and even a 3D virtual tour of the baroque hall 8. Admission is free Now, the not-so-good points: 1. The museum feels like a “collection of collections,” some of which have absolutely nothing to do with life in the Alps — for example, an exhibition of African art, which, while lovely, seemed rather misplaced (it would have fit much better in an art museum) 2. As a result of this mix-and-match approach, the layout is somewhat chaotic, and if you’re not paying attention, you might easily miss a few rooms 3. And then there’s the biggest drawback: the temporary exhibitions. When I visited, they were hosting a “contemporary art” exhibition — as you can see in the photos, piles of used clothes scattered on the floor and others hanging from strings all over the monastery. I have no idea what the artist was trying to say, but if the message was “I didn’t feel like tidying up,” it came across loud and clear. In the end, I’ll still give it 4 stars — but mostly for the gardens, and not for the museum itself...

Nice museum, good collection of historical art and the entrance is free. The chapel was closed. The view of the city, halfway the ascend, is pretty. There's a good climb and stairs to go up there.

Interesting museum housed in a former monastery, located on a steep hill above Isere river. Walking to the museum from the riverfront is an entertaining experience itself due to the nice views over Grenoble. There was no entrance fee when we visited (July 2025). The museum garden is a gem, as well as the former monastery cloister with a massive wood installation on display, reminding a monster with huge tentacles popping out from the ground.

Loved this place! It is very peaceful and it gives you a great view of the city and the mountains as well! It also has interesting collections! Would recommend for sure!

We visited on a Thursday afternoon; the museum was calm but not empty. The exhibition on the Bassari country was particularly enjoyable—well-curated and fascinating. We spent a couple of hours exploring the building and three other exhibitions. Highly recommended, especially with free admission.

Amazing museum, garden and chapel. I can’t believe it is free, it’s a stunning place, with multiple exhibitions

We had an amazing experience, the restaurant ambience is great, proffesional and kind staff, supper tasty food, like really supper tasty. Big portions with a lot of tastes. We had a short meeting from the chef at the end of our meal, got a small extra desert for my moms birthday, and nice chat with some of the worker. Really recomended, its a dont miss (:

Indeed worthy of the Michelin star. Food 5/5 The creamy mushroom tart from the amuse-bouche was already off to a great start and put us in a good mood. The presentation and execration of every course was excellent. My favorite was the pigeon course, which was so juicy and gentle and flavorful. I also loved the scallop course, which was as visually stunning as it was delicious. (However, the decorative juniper berry bushes did poke and hurt me.) My only criticism would be that the portion of the ratatouille course was slightly too large, given how many courses there are. My mom and I were both too full towards the end and couldn’t finish the dessert. Speaking of dessert, I adore the restaurant’s commitment in sourcing good/unique ingredients. For the meadow flower used in the dessert, apparently, the chef would take a few ppl from the team to hike up a mountain to collect them twice a week during the summer. They’d get depart at 4am and get there at 6am. The chef would also bring some ham and cheese and have a picnic with the team afterwards. They’d dry several kilos of the flower each season, enough to last them through the winter. Apparently, they’d gather wild lavender sometimes too. I’m glad that I asked about the flowers and got this interesting story! Service 4.8/5 First of all, this place is very English-friendly! Our waitress also told us “I wrote this menu in English for you”, which made it sound like she prepared an English menu just for us right there and then. If that’s the case, then I’m very impressed and really appreciate it. Everyone there was very friendly—i especially loved one guy’s enthusiasm when he explained our course to us (he also told us the flower story). My only complaint would be that the wait between courses was a bit long sometimes. And, for some reason, many people came later than us but finished earlier. (Maybe they all ordered a shorter menu?) We arrived at 7pm and left at about 10:45pm. Atmosphere 4.5/5 The entrance with the stream/fountain was particularly atmospheric. The room was nice too—your standard dim, fine dining setup, nothing too special, but that was enough. We also love the little bird figurines on our table.

We ate at the terrace during mid day, the place is absolutely beautiful. Food was average, lunch menu was way better quality/price than a la carte. Service is slow. One of our main course was missing the truffle sauce and the waiter insisted that the sauce was on the plate and that's it. The final bill had approx +100€ mistake. Perhaps coffee offered or apologises like normally in this level places but here they would not do that. Strange experience over all.

I tried the Brasserie experience (not Michelin restaurant inside). The entry and the desert were spectacular while the main dish kind of disappointed me a bit since I had very high expectations. Although i enjoyed very much the terrace and the food.

I feel I should diminish the number of stars on previous reviews of other restaurants. Le Fantin Latour changed my opinions on excellence. I had lunch in the garden and I was blown away by the perfection and complexity of everything. The terrine de champignons was one of the best things I’ve ever eaten. I enjoyed the service and the ambiance as well. For the quality, the price was very reasonable.

The gift of my birthday. Thanks for the French restaurant experience. The service is nice. When the waiter explained the food to us, it seems that she is telling us stories. And the environment is comfortable. Especially we needn’t choose the food, it is all with surprise:)

Thank you for the most breathtaking night! We had an absolutely lovely dinner thanks to the professional yet friendly team and needless to say, the food was superb! Let me start with the setting - the building and decorum is very beautiful, if I were to describe it, fairies and magical creatures would live here. The service was perfect, we did notice that there aren't many younger people there, from what we saw there were more people in their mid 20s and above or let's say established people as their clientele that night, so we appreciate that they treated us just as nice and respectful. It's hard to pick a favorite meal as they were all very delicious, perfectly cooked and seasoned, but I guess the most impactful or memorable ones would be the Ratatouille printanière - the vegetables were very colorful, it brings a smile to ones face looking at the dish. Each one had a different profile and it was fun to mix and match, to eat on its own or to pair it with the wine. The textures were also magnificent! Afterwards, the Verre rafraichissant was served at a perfect moment, it still lingers on my palate thanks to the perfect combination of cardamom, cucumber and strawberries. Last but not least, the main meal, 'Côte de veau' was very buttery, tender and exquisite. You can tell that it was made with great care, it didn't had any gamey taste or odour and it literally melts in your mouth with a hazelnut aftertaste. It's not as heavy as usual potatoes, spinach and meat in butter would be. The two different breads, butter and desert were also very very good!! 100% recommended, it's well worth the money and time.

I bought mackerel fishes here and the price is very reasonable. 2 stalls selling fishes and seafood as well inside the market.

Only a small market, but you get all you can expect from a market and a little bit more. Especially inside there's for example a young man selling excellent regional cheese as well as special fair trade chocolate (try this!!!), a wonderful walnut cream...!

Visited the market. Gorgeous produce. Delightful.

Just a remarkable place - bustling, alive!

It’s a smallish under roof market but still worth a visit. My visit was only marred by a mix up over my order for 250gms of ham which somehow the service person took to mean 25 slices. This was after repeatedly telling her two five zero grams in English and sign language. How she interpreted this as 25 slices is beyond me! Arrrgh 😡😡😡 Be warned but don’t let that put you off.

Best covered market in Grenoble Large choice of food to cook or eat immediately Seasonal events and typical food arrivals make for fun changes Music outside on some weekend

Its small and do not have many shops. Unlike other French markets we went, it does not have lunch place. There are only a few seafood/meat shops for locals

Can climb to the top of the mountain Bastile from here. The higher you reach, the more beautiful scene of this city you can see.

Just a quick note: you may see quite a few one-star reviews online, but most of them aren’t about the park itself. They usually refer to a restaurant located inside the park, a place I haven’t visited, so I can’t really give an opinion. As for the park, it’s a different story altogether. Jardin des Dauphins is a beautiful park that offers the chance to enjoy a pleasant walk along the mountainside (you can even reach the Bastille Fort if you’re in good shape); it consists of a series of six terraces with retaining walls linked by steps, passageways and paths. The first two terraces are laid out in the style of French gardens, while the higher ones blend into the fortifications, making it hard to tell where the garden ends and the fort begins. Although the climb to the fort isn’t particularly steep or dangerous, it will still test your stamina — but it’s well worth the effort. Negative points: the abundant vegetation attracts swarms of tiger mosquitoes. In addition, the only public toilets are the unisex toilets at the top of the mountain, which are very crowded and not exactly clean. And one last note: I noticed some reviews online where visitors complained they didn’t see any dolphins in the park. To clear things up, the name “Dauphin” doesn’t come from the animal, but from a noble title. It was first used by the counts who ruled this region (Dauphins de Viennois) and, from 1349 onward, it was adopted by the French royal house for the crown prince. So, just to be clear in this aspect, you won’t meet dolphins here...

I love this place, you can spend a beautiful evening here if you are solo, with loved one or with your own family and kids. This beautiful site, there is children play area, sitting area, and Grenoble city view point . Recommended this place Instagram: the desi european

If you’re looking for a local trail to explore, Jardin des Dauphins is a wonderful choice. This peaceful garden sits at the base of a steep trail and offers a very serene atmosphere perfect for relaxation. The highlight of the lower section is a beautiful statue that’s definitely worth admiring. For families, the trail becomes even more appealing as you venture upward - you’ll discover several play areas designed for children, making this spot ideal for both nature lovers and parents looking to entertain their kids. The combination of natural beauty, art, and family-friendly amenities makes this a well-rounded destination for locals and visitors alike.

Sunday afternoon is a perfect walk to see Grenoble from the hill without the usual noises from the town

Very nice spot highly attractive for tourists and local visitors. Beautiful views on Grenoble and other surrounding mountains. The bar at the top is a must do. Staff is friendly. Other sports attractions are available on the location. Take les Bulles for down to up or both ways for some thrilling experience.

Efficient and easy service of 'pods' to the top of the hill although I'm aware there is a path. I found these a bit scary but the view was magnificent so I would recommend going upon a clear day. There was a restaurant and snack shop at the top as well as other activities. All levels are wheelchair accessible I believe thanks to the lift.

I am not sure why the restaurant has so low ranking. I am giving the restaurant all the best possible stars and recommend it to everyone! The biggest issue with the price is that we paid 240 euros as the service cost is 60 euros - which is very expensive and not quite fair 😳.

Heavenly food! Friendly, professional service, beautiful surroundings of an authentic, historical beautiful building...why hasn't everyone given 5 stars?! We would love to return if we are back in the region.

Despite the restaurant's busyness, we managed to secure a table quite promptly, even without a reservation. The service was attentive and helpful, making the dining experience enjoyable. I can't speak highly enough about the food. The quality of each dish was truly exceptional. We followed recommendations and tried both the dish of the day, lamb, and their regular offering, callette. Both were truly outstanding. We also indulged in the charcuterie board, salmon tartare, and foie gras. While all were delicious, the foie gras and the terrines on the charcuterie board were particularly outstanding. For those seeking authentic cuisine from this region, this restaurant is an absolute must-visit.

I have tried the Landaise salad for lunch, best salad in France -- of course, if you like duck

Good food, good ambiance, good hospitality! All you can ask for!

We really enjoyed oysters and wine. Quick polite service, great atmosphere

We chose the menu to sample different food. The service was attentive, but the food tasted like just from the refrigerator. It had little taste, actually losing freshness. It was disappointing, from starter to dessert.

Exceptional collection of Roman artefacts from early Christian times. These were located at the site of the museum during more recent constriction. Incredible display beneath the museum that has been beautifully presented. The temporary photographic display from talented and daring Tairraz family is not to missed. Recording early days of alpine climbing in the nearby Mt Blanc region was the highlight of the visit.

Really great museum, where you can learn the detailed history of Grenoble. It's free to visit and they even give a free English audio guide that I can highly recommend. It takes at least an hour to see it all.

Excellent museum! (Texts are only in french though). Unlike most "local" archeological museums, where you get always the very same basic information and context, this museum provides a lot of extra, interesting information: lots of maps, old drawings, very detailed tags about all objects, etc. I loved it!

It’s a great museum in wonderful historical building. There is a Roman ruin in the basement that was discovered when they were building the tram lines. You can see the room where they did baptisms and all the artifacts that were found there. The lead pipe that used to bring water to the baptistery is still visible in the ruins. All the other exhibits, on the upper floors, are really well organized and interesting. There’s prehistoric artifacts, Roman weapons, paintings and other interesting exhibitions. All the signs and descriptions are in French, but you can use a translate app if you need to. Also it’s free!

Amazing! Very informative and well laid out (despite the constraints of the building). Totally worth a visit, especially if you like historical reconstruction in maquettes :)

A free, small museum. With a few good paintings and a helmet, there is nothing worthwhile here.

One of most comprehensive regional Museums in France a must visit! Lots of important information translated to English with historical context. Board history but very detailed and explained well.

Nice but bad very bad audio from the 60’ acoustic is a nightmare

For the winter Olympics this year, here at Palais des Sports, Grenoble organised a free ice skating event! There was a DJ and lights everywhere! It was really well kept and a lot of fun! Also at Palais des Sports, they've organised other fun activities to do with the Winter Olympics theme.

Concert Hans Zimmer👍

Big space but no heating indoors, felt cold all the time

GEM graduation ceremony was held at Palais des Sports. Unforgettable memories

Good view of arena, excellent acoustics, comfortable seating.

Amazing place! Special atmosphere! I recommend!

(Translated by Google) Really beautiful (Original) Vraiment beau

Tu é best food in Grenoble! Kind people, comfort food! It was like eating at the grandma house! I loved the way the make us fell! Good wine!

Amazing place in Grenoble to dine in! Food is marvelous , truly one of the best french food you can find in town. I have been there couple of times with my friends when we were attending a university workshop in Grenoble and every time the food was perfect. Just make sure you book a day ahead as the place is always so packed.

Great place. Relaxed atmosphere. Delicious food. No need to ask for tap water or bread as they were provided without having to ask. My favourite restaurant in Grenoble!

This is one of the best restaurants in Grenoble . They have very tasty dishes. The atmospher is great and the staff is so nice. They offer traditional dishes and they are marvelous. So if you pass by Grenoble definitely try this restaurant totally worth it. Ps: make a reservation

This restaurant was fine. The food was good , the main was better than the starter. We were just there a little early and it was so quiet. We could hear other people's conversations very clearly and were conscious of them hearing us. It just needed a bit of music.

Nice restaurant near the Grenoble train station. We were barely able to take a sit even without a reservation, but it's highly recommended to reserve a table. Simple and clear menu, with few but good alternatives. Gratine is very good, also the beef and salmon. Desserts are tasty, too. We particularly enjoyed the passion fruit cheesecake. It was a pity there were just the last 2 portions available. We found brownies to be too "challenging" for a single person, and ham as side for the gratine had a no so nice smell. We will surely come back again in the future.

absolutely delicious gratin! i had the Gratin de Ravioles aux Cèpes and i finished every bit of it. the gratin was also accompanied by a salad and charcuteries and they were generous with the amount! totally worth every penny! and a very lively and funny waitress made our dinner more memorable too.

This stunning archaeological site is like no other museum I have visited. The beautiful church that sits on the mountain side has had the ground excavated and is now protected from the elements by new modern structures. Make sure you take the audio guide, it really brings the site to life.

Not my cup of coffee... A collection of skeletons, old graves, and very deep wells. Unless you’re passionate about archaeology (and I mean REALLY passionate), there isn’t much to see here. In short, the positive points: 1. Location – in the old part of the city, close to the "Escalier des géants", one of the most beautiful and challenging roads leading to the Bastille fort. 2. The building itself – an old monastery, very well preserved. 3. Free admission. 4. Audio guide – available in almost all international languages. Unfortunately, the information it provides isn’t particularly engaging. 5. Light and sound effects in the crypt – actually, that’s the only truly interesting thing in the museum. 6. Interior layout – the museum is well organized, with signs, glass floors, and walkways that allow visitors to explore (almost) every nook and cranny. Cons: 1. Too morbid and too repetitive for my taste. 2. The annoying temporary exhibition that also ruined my visit to the Dauphinois Museum – piles of clothes scattered haphazardly among the tombs and along the monastery walls.

This place was amazing!! It was free to enter and we got a handheld tour guide device. Its incredible to see the work put into the excavation and was really great to see.

Incredible museum where you can see and learn about a church built on top of another ancient church that you can walk into and experience. It is free and they even give you guides to learn more. Can easily recommend visiting this.

This is one of the best place to visit. You get a audio guide for free. Easy navigation. Free to enter.

a small but really immersive museum, the audio guide is very good considering it’s free

One of the most engaging museums I have ever seen. The brilliant design allows visitors to walk among (up to) 2000 year old archaeological findings that are in situ, which is unique and quite remarkable. At one point in the tour, you will stand and freely walk in a 1500 year old crypt, with all original adornments (no replacement replicas), and walk along ancient pathways and stairs. The long history of this site, from Roman necropolis to Catholic Church to Benedictine monks and back to church again, all cleverly displayed. There are Indiana Jones vibes to some sections of the audio tour (very much in a good way). The staff are professional and courteous. This is a highly recommended stop while in Grenoble, do not miss it.

Very interesting museum with lots of local informations, I really appreciated the visit. The shocking highlight was the sound and photography installation, it did give me goosebumps and food for thought. Furthermore, it was all for free, my great respect for the work behind it.

Very good visit. Well worth finding out what happened during WW2 in Toulouse - Resistance and Deportation - wise. The museum is on two levels and well presented. Most of the exhibits are naturally in French. Some also in English - relevant for me. There were also some exhibits about the SOE involvement in the French resistance and some horrific stories of fighters being deported to some of the Nazi concentration camps. Good stories and bad but worth a visit and the staff were friendly too. Finally, the museum is situated in a nice part of Toulouse close to some beautiful parks. Oh! And last of all - it's free! Thanks!!

A very moving and informative exhibit. The multimedia presentation is excellent. This is a must-see during any visit to Grenoble. Allow yourself at least 1 to 1-1/2 hours to take it all in.

Very interesting. Captures well the heroic efforts of those resisting the Nazi occupation and Vichy regime. Free entry.

This is a very honorable museum. It honors the heroism of the resistance and remembers the disgrace of the deportation. I was lucky enough to see it with my grown son and to be able to talk about history with him. For me personally, five stars because it remembered the liberating army that my dad was in

Wonderfully presented collection of rare and unique documents, pictures, equipment and certificates from the occupation of France. A moving tribute to such an important piece of history; a horrific story that never must be forgotten.

Really interesting and informative museum. Free entry and captions in English. Well worth a visit.

A very pleasant surprise in this small but very interesting museum. As a mountaineer I greatly enjoyed the alpine climbing aspects of what these soldiers were able to accomplish in WW2. There is a similar museum in Courmayeur with a section dedicated to the Alpini, the Italian version of the same troops, which is also very interesting. My favourite display was the cannon mounted on the back of a mule - what a sight.

A small, niche, and very well-organized museum, it presents the evolution and key events that shaped the history of the mountain troops in the Alps. The entrance fee is low (3 euros for a full ticket and 1.5 euros for a reduced one). The collections are interesting, there are plenty of informative panels inside, and if you’re truly passionate about military history, you can borrow an audio guide from the reception for even more detailed explanations than those on the display boards. If you’re interested in military history, this museum is definitely worth a visit - especially since, as you’ll see when you get there, the much-vaunted fort overlooking Grenoble doesn’t actually offer that many attractions. On the other hand, if you’re more of a pacifist, this might not be the right place for you.

The soliders running the museum were very down to earth. At only 1.50 EUR it is highly worth a visit when you are up at the Bastille. Money goes to a worthy cause and the exhibit is interesting. You get given an audio guide which helps guides you through the 10 different areas inside and this comes in French, English, Italian and German. I would recommend visiting here.

The military guys who man this exhibition are absolutely brilliant. They are extremely polite, knowledgeable and genuinely want you to have the best possible experience. Tickets costs very little to this fascinating exhibition of the brave men who have fought over the years so it was a great pleasure to gift a little money to their very worthy charity collection. A really memorable experience. Thank you

A very interesting and well-organized museum! The exhibitions give a great overview of the history of the mountain troops, with many original artifacts and clear information (also available in English). The atmosphere is calm and respectful, and you really get a sense of the soldiers' courage and unique skills. Soldiers working there were extremely friendly and helpful. Definitely worth a visit if you're in Grenoble!

We three Americans really enjoyed this insightful exhibit that tells the story of the Alpine Troop evolution over the last 100 years or so. A soldier from the division gave us a guided tour of all 12 or so stations. He was great. Spoke perfect English for us which we greatly appreciated. I highly recommend this 30 minute activity.

We had a fantastic experience at the Musée des Troupes de Montagne! The museum offers a fascinating and well-curated insight into the history and legacy of the mountain troops. The exhibits are rich in detail, beautifully presented, and both educational and moving. What made our visit even more special was the incredibly friendly and welcoming military staff on site. Their warmth, professionalism, and willingness to answer questions added a personal and memorable touch to the experience. A hidden gem in the region — highly recommended for anyone interested in military history or just looking for a meaningful and well-organized museum visit.

Aspect from outside does not make you think there is a cathedral there, which is a surprise. Reading a bit through we understand this one has a long history, notably related to the Chartreux Monks. A smaller church is literally "appended" to it (access through the cathedral).

Very old Church, had medication for couple of minutes.

Closed can see only from outside

Nice architecture and good location to discover.

Can’t wait for it to reopen, as of now there is a barrier around it due to restoration after the tragic fire some time ago.

So beautiful place it was very peaceful

Not much to see, but it is free entrance at least.

I was at the Stade des Alpes for a rugby game. I was happily surprised when I saw all the games that were prepared before the match. The raclette that was offered was also great. A very interesting experience that I would love to live again.

I was in the neighborhood and decide to check the stadium. It looks very nice and well maintained from the outside. The architecture of the roof is impressive. Unfortunately I was just for a few days in Grenoble and there were no football games scheduled. I am sure it will be great to watch a game on such a nice stadium.

Enjoyed this stadium the most out of the 5 I have been to for the women's world cup. The fans are great fun and the staff are super nice and helpful. More food options than some of the others. And then of course the terrific view!

A Nice sight to visit if you are a soccer fan

I have been there one time and i loved it !

Absolutely stunning venue for a football game. Seats are clearly labelled and the stadium has an open feel. Mostly covered seating which is great. Good link to public transportation. Go early if you want to purchase food as queues get long.

Great stadium with excellent facilities. 20k capacity perfect for a great atmosphere with a 17k crowd. Clears out really quickly. Don't get left behind after a late kick off game or you'll have nobody around to ask for directions.

Our regular. Good atmosphere

Nice place . Knowing your creator, worshipping him is the reason we are living for. What shall it profit a man to have this word in his possession and loose his soul? Nothing

Calm

direct view to the alter from any point in the church, no re-transmitting television screens needed.

It's really serene and beautiful

Nice glass works

Nice cathedral right at the centre

Small cute place to have a coffee. I went because I read in other comments that they make pancakes, but they don’t!

Such a delicious brunch with the best atmosphere. The server Kalleen was so friendly, she made our Grenoble visit so special. We highly recommend!

Lovely little caffe, with a warm and homely feel to it. I loved the turmeric latte, and the banana and chocolate muffin. Will have to come back for the brunch sometime soon!

Tasty coffee, pleasant and welcoming service. The brunch was excellent.

Specialty coffee and amazing brunch place in a small side street in the hub of Grenoble. Highly recommend!

I tried the vegan banana bread, with the coconut yoghurt and the fruit: it was delicious! The ambience is cosy and stilish while the staff is super welcoming. Good vibes! Very recommended

I love this place, the coffee and everything is excellent.. but I have to say that they should definitely modify the schedule.. this is the second time I am waiting for they to open cause in maps they say they open at 9 am, and it is closed..

(Translated by Google) It's a bit difficult to get into the memorial hall, but if you like Stendhal, it's a place worth visiting! The madams are also kind 😄 (Original) 기념관에 들어가는 방법이 조금 어렵지만, 스탕달을 좋아한다면 와볼 만한 곳입니다! 마담들도 친절하세요 😄

(Translated by Google) A marvel of historic restoration/preservation nestled in the heart of downtown Grenoble. It's by far a must-see if you're passing through the city, especially since, like many other museums in the city, the visit is free. Of course, it's relatively quick to complete given that the site only covers one apartment. The documents on display are of great value and provide insight into the history and lifestyle of the man. The only drawback is the somewhat restrictive opening hours, but it's not a major drawback. (Original) Merveille de restauration/préservation historique nichée en plein cœur du centre-ville de Grenoble. C'est de loin un lieu à faire si de passage dans la ville, d'autant plus que comme de nombreux autres musées de la métropole, la visite est gratuite. Bien évidemment, elle est relativement rapide à effectuer vu que le site ne s'étend que sur un appartement. Les documents présents sont d'une grande valeur et permettent de se diffuser en partie de l'histoire et du mode de vie du personnage. Le seul défaut demeure les horaires un peu restrictifs mais ce n'est pas majeur.

(Translated by Google) Discovery of this museum by pure chance during a stroll in the streets of Grenobloiss on the Sunday of heritage days. The museum is small but very well provided with explanations. There were many staff to guide us and tell us the history of the monument and the city. Very interesting to learn more about the evolution of the city and to discover a little more of the history of the illustrious Stendhal. (Original) Découverte de ce musée par pur hasard lors d’une déambulation dans les rues Grenobloisss le dimanche des journées du patrimoine. Le musée est petit mais très bien fourni en explications. Il y avait beaucoup de personnel pour nous guider pour nous conter l’histoire du monument et de la ville. Très intéressant d’en apprendre plus sur l’évolution de la ville et de découvrir un peu plus de l’histoire de l’illustre Stendhal.

(Translated by Google) It's magical to visit this small museum in the apartment of Stendhal's maternal grandfather, where he spent part of his childhood. An emotional connection and intellectual and cultural environment that had a profound impact on him. (Original) Magique de visiter ce petit musée dans l'appartement du grand-père maternel de Stendhal, où il a passé une partie de son enfance. Lien affectif et milieu intellectuel et culturel qui l'ont profondément marqué.

(Translated by Google) Municipal museum which obtained the French designation in 2003. Apparently 150 m2 which belonged to Doctor Gagnon, Stendhal's grandfather with whom the latter lived after the death of his mother when he was 9 years old. Exhibition of portraits, small naturalist collection. Pretty terrace built on the foundations of the old city wall dating from the 3rd century. (Original) Musée municipal qui a obtenu l’appellation de France en 2003. Apparement de 150 m2 qui appartenait au Docteur Gagnon, grand père de Stendhal chez qui ce dernier a vécu après la mort de sa mère alors qu’il avait 9 ans. Exposition de portraits, petite collection naturaliste. Jolie terrasse bâtie sur les fondations de la vieille enceinte de la ville datant du IIIe siècle.

(Translated by Google) Curious place, especially for Stendhal lovers because of the sentimental content of imagining the author of The Charterhouse of Parma or Red and Black there. The size is a little disappointing, but it is compensated, as I say, by how curious it is. (Original) Curioso lugar, sobre todo para los amantes de Stendhal por el contenido sentimental de imaginar allí al autor de La Cartuja de Parma o Rojo y Negro. Decepciona un poquito el tamaño, pero se compensa, como digo, por lo curioso que resulta.

(Translated by Google) Nice museum about Stendhal. We learned quite a bit. Very short museum, lasting 30 minutes. A must-see if you're passing through the streets of Grenoble. (Original) jolie musée sur stendhal. On a appris pas mal de chose. Musée très court qui dure 30min. A faire si vous passez dans les ruelles de grenoble.

I asked for a selection of local cheeses from the region of Grenoble, available from the counter. A very gentle guy helped me to choose (I love cheese even if i’m not an expert at all). All was well vacuum packed ready for my trip to home. The selection was perfect, quality is top, and for many days I really enjoyed all those fine cheeses I brought with me. Very good quality and top service. Recommended!

This cheese shop is a true delight! Their outstanding selection of cheeses is impressive, but what really shined was the exceptional kindness of the employees. They greeted us with such warmth and were incredibly helpful in guiding us through their vast assortment, crafting a perfectly tailored selection of samples for us. A definite must-visit in Grenoble—highly recommended!

I visited to purchase some local cheeses to take back to Canada. M. Mure-Ravaud was very accommodating and used his expertise to pick out a suitable selection for me. He wrapped and vacuum sealed the cheeses for my trip home - I'm very happy to say they made the trip very well, and we're enjoying them as a reminder of my trip to Grenoble. This fromagerie is definitely worth the trip - an easy walk from the train station and my hotel through the charming Grenoble town centre.

Just unmatched. Look no further Bernard has been awarded " meilleur ouvrier de France" , quality and acceuil are irréprochable. One of a kind in Grenoble and it's surroundings.

This has to be the best cheese shop in Grenoble. They have a huge selection of cheese for all your requirements. Also a nice selection of sausages as well. Finding the shop is really easy, all you have to do is follow the unique fragrant of cheese. The gentleman who served us was really kind and helped us with a great selection of cheese. I really recommend this place, and if I'm back in this city ever again I will come here first. Also, the decoration was fun!

Amazing, indeed cheese heaven. Best cheeses I ever had. Great experience in the shop too, super helpful and friendly staff and their recommendations were excellent. Love it.

Simply the best. Known as the best cheese shop in France, so it's worth seeing it!

This is a great place to take the kids! The exhibit is covers the ground floor plus two upper floors. The exhibit on the first floor (second floor for Americans) covers the fauna of the Alps with plenty of animals to see. The upper floor has geology from the region. On the ground floor opposite the ticket counter and next to the gift store is the display for prehistoric flora and fauna. English is available on some of the exhibits. In the Jardin behind the museum is a play area when the kids need to burn energy.

The museum is great value at 5 EUR and will take you around an hour to explore it's 2 main floors. The exhibition's were interesting but note there is no English everything is in French only. Staff were nice and toilets were also available. Worth a visit if you are in Grenoble.

Small but really nice museum with a secret but impressive tropical garden. It was fascinating seeing all the plant while outside it was cold, really enjoyed the visit

A beautiful museum. The building itself is wonderful. The staging of the animal species is spectacular, a work of art, full of drama, managing to give each animal the leading role in the scene, you can even hear the birds singing while they show you which bird it corresponds to. A truly varied insectarium with species that are very well preserved and adapted so that everyone can appreciate them. The rock room is phenomenal, plus the plant garden and vivarium are completely wonderful. Absolutely recommended.

Its not a huge museum but they have a wide variety of things from taxidermied animals, minerals, a LOT of fossils I loved staring at the fossilized flowers and the dinosaur eggs, but my favorites were the crystalized bark, they have some really pretty pieces. the touchscreen guides work but,,, barely. i gave up on them halfway but my visit was enjoyable nonetheless.

I was really pleasantly surprised by this museum. Having nothing to do in Grenoble, I stopped by and really was impressed by the minerals, insects, and animals. Found it to be extremely interesting because it all tied into the Alps' natural history. Small but worth it- especially because it's free for those under 25!

A true beauty in the center of the city! If you are looking for a park for your kids or just a nice place to eat a sandwich with a beautiful view on the mountain this is the place. No cars around, some grass to sit, a playground for the kids and a peaceful atmosphere.

Not impressed with this place, There is no table service, you have to go to the wall next to the counter to choose from the menu on the wall. I had the Blind Pig Cocktail itself is not great but passable or drinkable if you like. Now if you are a female and have to go to the toilet brace yourself to this very French concept, to go in and out of the female toilet, you have to pass the men urinol and just hope you won't see anything you don't want to. Not coming back.

Incredible bar with a very enjoyable and nostalgic atmosphere. The drinks are delicious and you feel at home the minute you walk in the door with the welcoming staff. Would highly recommend you spot by if your in Grenoble.

Very vibing bar. Tasty cocktails, good prices. Highly recommended!

Super cocktail bar. Nice and fast service. Large selection of cocktails. Even if the cocktail wasn't as good as it should have been, the bartender made a new one. Kudos to the bar and its staff.

lovely cocktails and paulaner on tap, price is cheap too compared to other places in the area

Some of the best cocktails in town. Service is friendly and drinks are tasty. Prices aren't cheap but very much typical for cocktails nowadays. The atmosphere inside is fantastic and there's quite a few tables outside for long summer nights. Finding a table inside during the winter can be tricky but I suppose that's what happens when your drinks are this good.

Fabulous little bar in the town. Super friendly and great selection of beers, gins and cocktails. Would definitely Recommend

Really unhelpful. I was asked for my bank IBAN which I could show on my banking app. No - it had to be printed (using my handy back pocket printer I always carry!). So bike hire was refused. This week I hired a €25,000 car from Enterprise - no problem. But I'm unable to hire a €50 bike for 3 hours.

This bike shop is conveniently placed close to the city centre and directly next to the bus/train station in Grenoble. The staff were super friendly towards us and helped us. They have a really nice selection of bikes, we choose the nichola cargo bike which was a lot of fun. Had a really good time exploring Grenoble as the cycling infrastructure is excellent. Definitely worth the money we paid (€50 for one week) for the cargo bike. Normal bikes are a lot cheaper at €3 per day.

Really unhelpful. I just rent an electric bike from them an it gives me the range of just 15km in one charge i go to the Gare cutomer center and explain them my situation they just told me like they give the range of 15Km. The staff is not cooperative. I am an electrical engineer i know the stuff but they are just asking we cant do anything. Not realising the situation and just askign the battery give that range in this model. i dont know where in the world somebody would rent an electric bike and they give range of 15 to 20km. just a waste of money.

I am renting the bike for a year. I will definitely renew in few weeks. Yes bike is heavy but works great and very nice and confortable for city. I use it every day for commute and everything. I put my kids on the rack to go to activities. Big and strong lock. No pb. I recommend.

Simple, efficient and extremely reasonable prices. And right in front of the train station. I have never had such an awesome experience renting a bike. Perhaps this is the reason that their bright-yellow bikes can be spotted literally everywhere in the 50km radius. ABSOLUTELY RECOMMENDED!

Good, cheap cycles for rent. Can rent classical bicycles on the spot. They said I'd have to wait for 3 days if I wanted an electric one. Satisfactory experience.

Conveniently placed, and with helpful staff. Unfortunately they have a very limited number of bikes and the online booking does not work.The only option you have is to show up at dawn and hope that there is still something to rent. I gave up after one week of useless attempts.

(Translated by Google) Never open!! It says open but it's absolutely never open the few times it is open it's a mess everywhere and untidy! (Original) Jamais ouvert !! Il dise ouvert mais ce n’est absolument jamais ouvert le peut de fois où c est ouvert c est le bazar de partout mal rangé !

(Translated by Google) I went to the store for nothing to pick up my package. It's supposed to be open on Sundays from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m., but it's closed. There's no sign on the door and no contact number. How do we get our packages back? It's not possible. (Original) Je me suis déplacé pour rien pour récupérer min colis. Ça doit être ouvert le dimanche de 14h à 18h mais il est fermé . Aucune indication sur la porte et aucun numéro pour les contacter. On fait comment pour récupérer nos colis. C’est pas possible

(Translated by Google) I went there to pick up a package and took the opportunity to do some shopping. The store seems strange when you're used to traditional supermarkets. The shelves are half empty, there are almost no dairy products, and all the meat is halal. (Original) J'y suis allée pour récupérer un colis et j'en ai profité pour faire quelques courses. Le magasin paraît bizarre quand on est habitué aux supermarchés classiques. Les rayons sont à moitié vides, il n'y a presque pas de produits laitiers et toutes les viandes sont halal

(Translated by Google) Unexplained closure without a sign! What do we do with Chronopost parcels? I just sent you an email, but I don't know how to reach you. We need to pick up a package for the Seyssinet schools. Could you please provide your opening hours? I came this morning for nothing... (Original) Fermeture inexpliquée sans pancarte ! Colis Chronopost on fait comment ? Je viens de vous envoyer un mail je ne sais pas comment vous joindre. Nous devons récupérer un colis pour le sou des écoles de Seyssinet, pourriez vous indiquez vos horaire d'ouverture svp, je me suis déplacer ce matin pour rien...

(Translated by Google) People who complain that there is only Halal, do you know that it does not change the taste of the meat in any way? And besides, a good number of halal butchers are recognized, especially in St Bruno, so go back to watching CNews and swallowing the words of your guru Z instead of complaining about such trivial things. (Original) Les gens qui se plaignent qu'il n'y ai que du Halal, vous êtes au courant que ça ne change en aucun cas le goût de la viande ? Et d'ailleurs bon nombre de boucherie halal sont reconnue notamment à St Bruno donc retournez regarder CNews et gober les paroles de votre gourou Z au lieu de vous plaindre de choses si futiles

(Translated by Google) Good variety of products and prices accessible to all. Friendly traders. (Original) Bonne variétés de produits et des prix accessibles à tous. Commerçants sympathiques.

(Translated by Google) Very good as a small supermarket, lots of products (Original) Très bien comme petite supérette beaucoup de produits

Do NOT go up this on a hot sunny day. It’s a glass ball that collects solar gain and is like a sauna. There is no window so the sphere is stifling and it’s difficult to breathe. Fortunately it’s a short ride. Don’t do this if you are claustrophobic.

A brilliant way to see Grenoble, even better at the Citadel at the top.

Téléphérique Grenoble - Bastille in Grenoble is a breathtaking experience not to be missed. The cable car ride offers stunning panoramic views of Grenoble making it a must-do for visitors. The cable car takes you to the historic Bastille fortress, where you can explore history, enjoy delicious dining options, and even embark on mountain hikes. Whether you're into history or simply seeking natural beauty, this attraction delivers an unforgettable five-star experience.

Worth every visit! The view is breathtaking as well as the cable car ride. Don't forget to bring your camera to capture every single moment of your ride! When you reach the top, you will remember this review.

I loved the cable car ride and the nice view that you get. Although the ride is for very short duration, riding it by using day tourist pass is affordable. The view from the hill top is very nice and one can see the entire Grenoble and the snow covered (partly/fully depending on weather) hills. There is a nice meandering jogging way down. If you have time definitely try it to get a different type of hiking experience in the city .

Surprisingly for a Monday there was quite a queue for tickets. Each cable car bubble is pretty small so it felt a bit crowded but always safe. At the top there are great views of the mountains and the city of Grenoble. A few caves to visit too.

Worth the trip up to see this historical city. Make sure you walk down to see so much more. The steps were best unless you have hiking shoes, as the Rick's in the road are sharp.

Very hard to get a reservation, I booked 3or 4 times. The vibe is good here but the food taste bad and quite expensive… Just do not worth it

We go there for our anniversary almost every year and it never disappoints. The staff is lovely and the food is great.

I am still gobbling up the last bite of my pasta at this restaurant and I can say for sure that this is one of the best Italian cuisines I have had since moving to Grenoble. Definitely worth a visit if you are visiting Grenoble. For me, I am coming here again, that's guaranteed.

Authentic Italian food but we didn't like much.

Amazing pasta dishes with incredible sauce Ask for wine to the owner directly as he has the best always Tiramisu is the best you can get on this side of Italy Never disappointed Come back as often as you want

Amazing Italian restaurant, very authentic place and a warm host. We loved the food and wine, there are plenty of vegetarian options. Simply 5 out of 5!

Book 2 weeks early if you want a table. Good food and wines, great service. We had the bad luck of choosing à table near à 6 person group which were VERY loud, so we had to leave early and couldn't try the desserts. (Which seemed very tasty) Tldr: - don't choose à table near à group table. - try the desserts - book in advance

Super nice contemporary art center. Huge, carefully renovated old store house. Compliments to French institutions. Would like to see more spaces like this in Italy.

Excellent gentleman on the front desk - kind, helpful, excellent English, and great hair!

No sign. No markings. After all the management doesn't have to care, as they are paid the same if there is a million visitors, or only the artist and the artist's family. Actually, many visitors would be too much trouble, so why bother? Closed for weeks, sparsely located art, the space is simply too large for what they usually exhibit here. Also, there is are only a few parking spaces, and those are taken by the employees, or the locals living in the buildings near the hall.

Great exhibition space. Free entry. Would be even better if they had a cafe.

Welcome back!

Museum hours on website did not correspond to actual site. We drove there for nothing.

It is still closed in July 2021.

Grenoble is famous not only as the host city of Winter Olympic Games 1968 but also as the starting point of the French Revolution (together with nearby village of Vizille). Fontaine des Trois Ordres is dedicated to the 1788 event and worth a closer look. Although the Revolution ended up with lots of blood, stabbings and beheadings the monument will remind the visitors the ideals of this Revolution, for which many people around the world are still struggling nowadays: Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité.

Beautiful

A very ornate fountain representing the three orders of the revolution -Freedom, Equality and Fraternity (A sharing of interests).Set in a square if equally ornate buildings.

(Translated by Google) Great!, the Fountain of the Three Orders, also called the Fountain of the Century, is a monument commemorating the pre-revolutionary events of the summer of 1788 in Grenoble, i.e. the Day of the Tiles (June 7, 1788) and the Meeting of the States General of the Dauphiné. It was inaugurated in 1897. It is a round bowl with a diameter of 12 meters with a central column 9 meters high, on which there are three Carrara marble figures, arranged fraternally around tables on which human rights are inscribed. The figures symbolize the three orders in Dauphiné society in the old regime: the Third Estate, the clergy and the nobility, the forerunners of the three orders of the oath of the court of Versailles. In the center of the pool, four bronze tritons call out a water song from their cornucopias, proclaiming the emerging values ​​of the new Republic: Liberty, Equality, Fraternity and Justice, while four griffins spit water through their nostrils. These bronze parts were melted down in 1942 and replaced in 1957. If you're in the area, it's worth seeing. I recommend! (Original) Super!, Fontanna Trzech Zakonów, zwana także Fontanną Stulecia, to pomnik upamiętniający przedrewolucyjne wydarzenia lata 1788 w Grenoble, czyli Dzień Płytek (7 czerwca 1788) i Spotkanie Stanów Generalnych Dauphiné . Został zainaugurowany w 1897 roku. Jest to okrągła misa o średnicy 12 metrów z centralną kolumną o wysokości 9 metrów, na której znajdują się trzy figury z marmuru z Carrary, po bratersku ułożone wokół stołów, na których wpisane są prawa człowieka. Postacie symbolizują trzy zakony w społeczeństwie Dauphiné w starym reżimie: stan trzeci, duchowieństwo i szlachta, prekursory trzech porządków przysięgi dworu wersalskiego. Pośrodku basenu cztery trytony z brązu wołają ze swoich rogów obfitości pieśń wodną, ​​głosząc rodzące się wartości nowej Republiki: Wolność, Równość, Braterstwo i Sprawiedliwość, a cztery gryfy plują wodą przez nozdrza. Te części z brązu zostały stopione w 1942 roku i zastąpione w 1957 roku. Jeżeli jesteście w okolicy, to warto zobaczyć. Polecam!

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful fountain, right in the center of old Grenoble, accessible via tram or simply the pedestrian streets. Plenty of patio next door to enjoy. (Original) Très belle fontaine, en plein centre du vieux Grenoble, accessible via tram ou simplement les rues pietonnes. Beaucoup de terrasse à côté pour profiter.

(Translated by Google) Sculpted by Henri Ding and inaugurated in 1897 in the presence of President Félix Faure, it is located on Place Notre-Dame in Grenoble. (Original) Sculptée par Henri Ding et inaugurée en 1897 en présence du président Félix Faure , elle est située sur la place Notre-Dame à Grenoble .

(Translated by Google) Henri Ding's majestic fountain, proudly enthroned in the heart of Place Notre-Dame. It celebrates Grenoble's pioneering role in the French Revolution. All that's missing is water—a real treat for a fountain 😅 (Original) Majestueuse fontaine d'Henri Ding, tronant fièrement au cœur de la place Notre-Dame. Elle célèbre le rôle précurseur de Grenoble dans la Révolution Française. Ne manque que l'eau, un comble pour une fontaine 😅

⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good starting point if you're exploring Grenoble. Used this as a reference when I first arrived in town. The architecture fits well with the old town area. It's right next to a popular running and hiking trail which also has a playground on it. Convenient location for getting oriented and accessing local amenities.

If you are visiting Grenoble as a tourist, you’ll hardly notice it since most of the Tourist activities are on the other side of the river. However, surely would recommend to get a glimpse of it, to justify Grenoble tour.

View from the bridge is awesome, you can see the snow clad mountains range

Nice place to enjoy when firstly going to the city of Grenoble and enjoying its historical places. The gate is located close to the river side.

Lovely place to visit us you're in Grenoble. Beautiful view on the mountains and nice bakeries around.

You have to visit the area and you can take best pictures there with the French flag, specially on cloudy day 😁

Port du France, historic monument, built originally to defend the village of Grenoble in 1620, was rehab in 1970 as a monument for the Grenoble born that perished on battle between 1914 and 1925.

Love this shopping centre in beautiful valley surrounding by white snow mountains. You can get almost everything from here housewares to household shopping , shopping centre isn't big though but almost every single shop is located inside or within walking distance.

Great, could be better. Enough boutiques, though many of them are subpar. Overall, still the best and most expansive mall in town.

Loved the variety they have

Day 1 january is totally closed they should put the correct time on their site. Alot off people there it was 11:30 am and no information about the open time.

No soul, no fun in this huge and noisy market.....

Only cheap jewellery and cheap clothes stores. No big electronics store or toystore!! Only 2 places both with filthy toilets, never seen this disgusting place ever. Cant even wash your hands, also no soap. No toilet paper nothing to dry hands because handblowers are also broken.... walked around here for 3 hours.... it's absurd, only thing is i hope free parking.

Lovely mall closer to me. One place to find everything we need.

Amazing venue with a huge selection of concerts, from classic to rap! Buy your tickets in advance via their website or Facebook page!

A very, very good place for shows and music. There is space inside for both people that want to stand, jump and go crazy, and people that want to sit down or watch from a higher ground.

Superb musical venue.

Good simple place to dance. The second floor can watch everything what is downstairs. The Bar is good too, but without napkins😅 they've told to take them in a toilet

The staff is very nice, the lockers aren't for free. I really like the events that happen there sometimes, various themes to attract the most people as possible ( different music genres...) The drinks are affordable but often a big line to take an order. There is 1 toilet per gender so there is often a line to use it so I recommend to take care of your bladder before coming. I totally recommend the place , though :)

One of best concert venues in Grenoble! A lot of events are happening there now, from educational concerts for kids to deepest electro party. Good acoustic installation. Prices are usually higher than in other places though. A big bar is available upstairs, although you'd probably patient, there is always a wait for big concerts.

The food is OK, researched, tasty and inventive. However, I find the food to be too expensive for the size and quality of the ingredients. It feels as if the owner is more concerned with the presentation than the general feeling if his food (presentation is important, but so is size and taste). I am not entirely sure that I'd want to go back there soon.

Great venue yet two critiques, 1. The acoustics are not the best and is due to the fact that it's in an expo centre. 2. The layout is great except for if you are in a wheelchair... Wheelchair seats are 5 meters from the seats of their able bodied friends or family. This is frankly disgusting. One cannot enjoy a concert sitting alone among strangers.... Do something about this and your booking system for disabled patrons.

Horrible seat set up with people in front of you obstructing view of the stage, hardly any catering (food choice was crisps or stale baguette). After driving to Grenoble for nearly 3 hrs very disappointing. On the positive note staff and hostesses were friendly and approachable.

The show we watched was great but the theatre itself as a venue was just ok! For some seats visibility is rather a question so keep in mind when you choose your seats

Good location for huge concerts, especially rock/metal.

Everything is perfect (I sat up front) except for the seating arrangements. The chairs are made of plastic with not much leg room. I’m 160 cm / 5’3 and I had barely enough space to stretch my legs! You literally rub shoulders with the people on either side.

Beautiful ballet and live orchestra were completely ruined by the venue. It is true that the small, plastic, fold-down seats are very painful after any amount of time seated in them. The temperature in the auditorium was boiling hot with no air flow what so ever. Also, not many servers at the bar for the break in show. Toilet lines were very long as well. We ended up leaving during the pause because to stay any longer felt like torture. Complete shame.

We saw Paw Patrol live, it was a nice venue. It was a little smaller but we'll arranged. Plenty of bathrooms and parking.

Big park, small lake for kids.. good for bbq but can be crowded and noisy during weekends but you will find place for yourself. Overall good

Recommended this place, it's beautiful park, it is perfect place for spend evening with your kids or friends

Very nice park to come with friends and family. There is a lake where the kids can swim in. It is pet friendly as well, pets can also get in the lake. It is a large park for a nice picnic. The only annoying thing is that it is close to the main streets so you fan hear and see the cars passing by. It ruins the mood a little.

It's a beautiful place where you can have a nice photo shoot

Park , kids , play

Beautiful and large park with running grounds, football fields and a beautiful pond with ducks. Visit for some reflection, taking a break or to run!

Nice park, very calm. Too bad there are no lights in the night.

Very lovely staff, amazing food and environment

The grilled tuna was tasty but the salad had lots of leaves that were old and starting to decompose. When pointed out to the waitress she said it’s because it was too hot! Too old more like! My husband’s salad was fine but the ham was of cheap quality. Not worth the price and a long wait. Pity as staff were friendly and inside looked cosy.

Good place, good topical food!

Lovely people attending and tasty food. Thank you very much for your kindness!!

Had a positive experience eating fondue with friends. We managed to get the last table during a busy lunch hour. Small space, but cozy atmosphere. We tried other items on the menu but the fondue was the best part. Wait staff were very nice.

It’s always a pleasure to come back to this restaurant. Atmosphere and food are special.

Very good tartiflette. My husband didn't like the one with mushrooms (maybe too much mushrooms) but for me it was good. The one with ham was amazing.

a nice enough park although not too many flowers at this time of year. spent a while watching flycatchers and rodents around the stream. a sort of haven in the city

Nature in the city. It is very nice place for family time and it is very cozy and beautiful

Very pretty garden with superb roses and big trees. A small greenhouse with tropical plants and lots of carnivorous plants. Free entry and a beautiful place to stroll and enjoy the sun in the grass.

Google thinks I should review this because I get directions for it twice a week. Fair enough! Great place, great plants, got to know some really great people here. There are children more often than not, but it really depends on you whether that's a flaw or not

Really calm, lovely place to enjoy the evening.

Very well kept park with lovely plants and lots of play areas for children. A wonderful place to visit in all seasons, but especially during the warmer months. Note that dogs are not allowed and it closes after 8pm.

Good park for kids with nice playarea

We payed extra 133 euros for one way, which wasn't highlighted nowhere on the website. While booking online, we payed only the standard 80euros per day without the 133 euros, despite the fact, that you fill in the place where u take the car and where u return it, so it is already obvious its gonna be one way. Then u receive a confirmation, where at the bottom with the tiniest font possible it says, that u will have to pay extra. Obviously we didn't notice this small note. It feels like real scam. Why don't u ask for the money together with the 80euros, so the total price is clear right away without hidden fees.

Extremely good experience! Everything was fast, convenient working hours and return conditions. I've got my deposit the same day I returned car. Normally it takes more time. Definitely I will use this service again.

Overall the experience we ok. Very fast pick up and return. Although when asking about the possibility of an extension, one of the ladies was extremely rude and unkind. Recommend entering with very thick skin

I was generally very pleased with the service and the quality of the car. I had however, pre-booked a child seat, and it took quite some time for the receptionist to find one that was suitable for the age of the child. The seat was serviceable, but was very old, with the foam lining breaking down and a very dirty seat cover. Given the cost of renting the seat, I would have expected a much newer seat.

Very good experience overall, the only thing that is disappointing is we reserved sub-compact car fiat 500 but we ended up getting a mid-sized MG, staff is very helpful and friendly, office is conveniently located across from the train station. MG drives well, just no useful feature like car play, not convinced for navigation

Europcar in general is a scam and this place only made our situation worse. Here's the story: We rented a car from Europcar at Orly airport in Paris. We intended to return the car a week later to Orly. Unfortunately, we got a screw in the tire in Grenoble the weekend before our Monday flight was due to leave. After several hours on the phone, we finally we received a response from the Europcar 24/7 roadside assistance number - they said to take the car to this Grenoble Europcar location the morning of our flight. They said that location would have another car to give us in exchange. As instructed, we went to this location Monday morning and they were extremely unhelpful. They said they did not have a similar car for us. We said that was fine, we would take any car. Then they said they did not have any automatic cars. We said that was fine, we can drive a manual car. Then they said they had no manual cars. We reminded them that we were told to come here to exchange the car and that we were told they would have a car for us. Then they said we could have a car at 2 PM. Since we were in Grenoble and our flight was from Orly at 7 PM, we would miss our flight. So what was it? First they have no comparable cars (it was an SUV), then they have no automatic cars, then they have no cars at all? And then they suddenly seem to have a car at 2PM?? Seriously? Honestly, I think these people were being actively unhelpful. I'm not sure what we did to make them angry (perhaps it was simply because we are American and speak only some French), but the constant shifting excuses and refusal to suggest any solutions to our problem makes me think they were deliberately refusing to exchange the car, not that they had no car to offer us. We had to make our flight, so we left the car with them and managed to get train tickets (for more than 200€) to Orly and thankfully made our flight on time. Now we are getting charged 600€ more than expected, for leaving the car in Grenoble. This charge was not mentioned by the people in Grenoble when we left the car with them. We wanted to drive to Orly. We certainly did not want to pay more than 200€ to carry our luggage on 5 different trains to get there. Now they are charging us almost double than the expected cost for their screw up! We have tried their customer service number, and we were told we had to call the French number, which is not toll free. The last time we called that number, when we had the issue with the car, we were on hold for hours and never talked to anyone. We were told to email their customer service email, and we did so, and no one ever responded. When we needed help with the tire, no one at Europcar would answer the phone. After hours of calling, we finally got a hold of someone who told us we would get a replacement car, but then the location they directed us to would not help us. And now that we have a billing issue, they won't respond to any inquiry! Do not rent from them!

Service is unfriendly, the lady got angry and did not respond in English any longer, even after saying that I do not speak French. The payment machine did not work, and they did not even have a second one as alternative. Now they made us pay 50€ more for a different payment solution.

amazing views, you can see mount Montn Blanc from there

Today we walked up from the bastion via the grotto. You have a beautiful view from the top. Apart from the war memorial, there's nothing else there.

It is the highest peak overlooking the city of Grenoble. You can trek all the way from the base of the mountain from the banks of the river Isere or take a cable car upto Bastille and then hike the other half of the way. There is a war memorial at the top and the peak offers beautiful view of the city below.

Not too far from la Bastille, you can see Grenoble so much better from here

(Translated by Google) A physical hike that will take your breath away at its summit! A tribute allows you to learn more about the history of Grenoble. The view of the city is incredible, perfect for stopping after a major effort. If you're still hungry for adventure, there are several marked trails nearby, enough to wander for days! (Original) Une randonnée physique qui vous coupera le souffle à son sommet ! Un hommage permet d'en apprendre plus sur l'histoire de grenoble. La vue sur la ville est incroyable, parfaite pour s'y arrêter après un effort important. Si vous avez encore faim d'aventures, il y a plusieurs sentiers balisés aux alentours, de quoi se balader pendant des jours !

(Translated by Google) We arrive for a break before heading out again. The scenery is magnificent: you can see all of Grenoble, and it's relaxing. There are picnic spots and cafes. (Original) Nous arrivons pour faire une pause avant de repartir. Le paysage est magnifique : on voit toute Grenoble, et c'est relaxant. Il y a des endroits pour pique-niquer ainsi que des cafés.

(Translated by Google) Mont Jalla (634 meters), together with the Bastille, forms the southern tip of the Chartreuse Massif. From here, you have a beautiful view of the city of Grenoble, although part of the view is blocked by the Bastille Fort, which is located slightly lower. Mont Jalla is ideal if you still have energy left after climbing the Bastille Fort or are looking for a cozy spot for a picnic. It's also not very touristy, and with a bit of luck, you can enjoy the peace and quiet. At the summit of Mont Jalla, you'll find a war memorial commemorating the 150,000 fallen soldiers who were part of the Troupes de Montagne (mountain troops). Mont Jalla is ideal to combine with the Bastille Fort. For experienced hikers, it might also be worthwhile to combine Mont Jalla with Mont Rachais (1049 meters). (Original) Mont Jalla (634 meter) vormt samen met de Bastille het zuidelijke puntje van het Chartreuse-massief. Vanaf deze plek heb je een fraai uitzicht over de stad Grenoble, hoewel een deel van het zicht wordt geblokkeerd door het iets lager gelegen fort Bastille. Mont Jalla is ideaal als je naar het beklimmen van fort Bastille nog energie over hebt of een gezellig plekje zoekt om te picknicken. Ook is het er niet zo toeristisch en kun je met een beetje geluk genieten van alle rust. Op de top van Mont Jalla vind je een oorlogsmonument ter nagedachtenis aan 150.000 gesneuvelde soldaten, die onderdeel waren van de Troupes de Montagne (bergtroepen). Mont Jalla is ideaal om te combineren met fort Bastille. Voor de geoefende wandelaar kan het ook nog de moeite zijn om Mont Jalla te combineren met Mont Rachais (1049 meter).

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Amazing experience - we asked for an English version and the room was changed for us. The staff are extremely friendly, will come back again

My kids and I went to celebrate bdays and many dinner just for have fun and literally u feel welcome, the team has amazing skills and all escape games catch you up immediately and take u out of the routine, my children love this place and also me. We can recommend you this place for a have a awesome time. Adrien is a great game master, he transports you back in time and makes your time in Prizioner very enjoyable.

Great service, great ambience, they are super nice and make u feel really welcome. The games are awesome, the blind text it's really fun, u can easily enjoy. The variety is amazing bc u can go with friends, in fam, take just ur children and have an awesome time each time.

(Translated by Google) The Crolles GM Team bravely tackled the Unlisted Prizoners Mission! Just kidding...we weren't that brave, BUT we succeeded! Especially thanks to the help of Agent Mandarine.... Grapefruit...? Oh no, Clémentine! Thanks to her! 🥰 (Original) La Team GM de Crolles s'est attaqué courageusement a la Mission Non Répertoriée de Prizoners ! Je rigole...on était pas si courageux MAIS on a réussi la mission ! Surtout grâce à l'aide de l'agent Mandarine.... Pamplemousse...? Ah non Clémentine ! Merci à elle ! 🥰

(Translated by Google) A very welcoming place where you can relax, play, and have a drink before playing the escape game. A truly fantastic room, which really immersed us in the theme of our escape (Elixir), and our Game Master, Eliott, who provided excellent support throughout our game. I highly recommend this place! (Original) Un endroit très chaleureux où on peux même se poser, jouer et se désaltérer avant de faire l'escape game. Une salle vraiment top, qui nous imprègne bien dans le thème de notre escape (Elixir) et notre Game Master Eliott qui nous a super bien accompagné durant notre partie. Je recommande ce lieu !!

(Translated by Google) Perfect if you like being held against your will in a monastery that holds the secrets of the Charterhouse! My friends and I loved the experience! Honestly, one of the best escape games I've ever played :) The Prisoners team is really welcoming, funny, and patient! We managed to find the elixir by 3 minutes, but it was worth it! For Conjuring fans, the room is perfectly suited to the atmosphere :) We'll be back for the Roman prison! (Original) Parfait si vous aimez être séquestré contre votre gré dans un monastère qui renferme le secret de la chartreuse ! Mes amis et moi même avons adoré l’expérience ! Honnêtement un des meilleurs escape game que j’ai fait :) L’équipe du prizonners est vraiment accueillante, drôle et patiente ! Nous avons réussis à trouver l’élixir avec 3’ de trop mais ça valait le coup ! Pour les fans de conjuring, la salle est totalement adapté à l’ambiance :) On reviendra pour la prison romain !

(Translated by Google) We had the opportunity to do the mine immersion escape game as a family, it was great!! I highly recommend it!! Especially since our game master Aurélien was completely immersive and very kind! Thanks to him for this great time! 🤩 (Original) On a eu l'occasion de faire l'escape game immersion mines en famille c'était super !! Je recommande vivement !! D'autant plus que notre maître du jeu Aurélien était complètement immersif et très gentil ! Merci à lui pour ce super moment ! 🤩

This is a great place to take the kids! The exhibit is covers the ground floor plus two upper floors. The exhibit on the first floor (second floor for Americans) covers the fauna of the Alps with plenty of animals to see. The upper floor has geology from the region. On the ground floor opposite the ticket counter and next to the gift store is the display for prehistoric flora and fauna. English is available on some of the exhibits. In the Jardin behind the museum is a play area when the kids need to burn energy.

The museum is great value at 5 EUR and will take you around an hour to explore it's 2 main floors. The exhibition's were interesting but note there is no English everything is in French only. Staff were nice and toilets were also available. Worth a visit if you are in Grenoble.

Small but really nice museum with a secret but impressive tropical garden. It was fascinating seeing all the plant while outside it was cold, really enjoyed the visit

A beautiful museum. The building itself is wonderful. The staging of the animal species is spectacular, a work of art, full of drama, managing to give each animal the leading role in the scene, you can even hear the birds singing while they show you which bird it corresponds to. A truly varied insectarium with species that are very well preserved and adapted so that everyone can appreciate them. The rock room is phenomenal, plus the plant garden and vivarium are completely wonderful. Absolutely recommended.

Its not a huge museum but they have a wide variety of things from taxidermied animals, minerals, a LOT of fossils I loved staring at the fossilized flowers and the dinosaur eggs, but my favorites were the crystalized bark, they have some really pretty pieces. the touchscreen guides work but,,, barely. i gave up on them halfway but my visit was enjoyable nonetheless.

I was really pleasantly surprised by this museum. Having nothing to do in Grenoble, I stopped by and really was impressed by the minerals, insects, and animals. Found it to be extremely interesting because it all tied into the Alps' natural history. Small but worth it- especially because it's free for those under 25!

A true beauty in the center of the city! If you are looking for a park for your kids or just a nice place to eat a sandwich with a beautiful view on the mountain this is the place. No cars around, some grass to sit, a playground for the kids and a peaceful atmosphere.