Grenoble, France skyline: the 28 most iconic buildings and best views in Grenoble

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.

Nice view! You can also see the highest mountain in Europe from 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).

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.

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!

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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

(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.

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!

“The hotel exceeded my expectations — spotless and modern.”

Went only for the restaurant. Amazing experience. Students there have a great future! Congrats. Everything was perfect from A to Z.

We had a lovely two night stay in the suite, which was huge. We had not realised it was a training hotel until we got there. That said the staff were excellent, very attentive especially the receptionist on our arrival & the receptionist who dealt with our request re: the safe needing a new battery. We had dinner at the hotel on our second night. The food was lovely and plentiful. Also very good value for money. Booking is advised as the restaurant is very popular. Despite the staff being young, and at times a language barrier, they were generally helpful and friendly. It was wonderful to see so many young adults "learning on the job". The tutors were excellent role models and extremely helpful. We would definitely return and recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Grenoble. It has an olde worldy charm, is well maintained and very clean.

Congratulations to them and their teachers.

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(Translated by Google) I had breakfast with my friend, and we left delighted! The staff was attentive and highly professional! The products are local and of high quality! I recommend this experience to anyone looking to spend a pleasant time in this welcoming space! We will be back! (Original) J’ai consommé un petit déjeuner avec mon ami, et nous sommes repartis ravis ! Le personnel était à l’écoute et d’un grand professionnalisme ! Les produits sont locaux et d’une grande qualité ! Je recommande cette expérience à tout ceux qui souhaite passer un bon moment dans cette espace chaleureux ! Nous reviendrons !

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.

⭐⭐⭐⭐ 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.

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.

Make sure to check if this gym really fits your needs and workout style! Friendliness of staff: 5 Stars, nice, helpful and welcoming Cleanliness: 5 Stars, one of the cleanest gym I've ever seen Price and Contract: 5 Stars, very fair priced, contracts also offered for 3 months or have a year and not only 1 year. Maintenance of Equipment: 4-5 Stars, a bit old but well maintained Suitability for Beginners or people that just want to lift a bit and do courses: 4-5 Stars, definitely worth it! Suitability for people that want to seriously build muscle or strength: 2 stars. This is a real problem here: Dumbbells and free benches are few and too light. Barbells are very delicate, nothing compared to Olympia barbells and similar ones. Benches for bench pressing (flat/inclined) only allow for a pretty tight grip. Squats are not nice at all because the rack is not suited well for squats (Your face touches the mirror when you try to get the barbell on your shoulders). Overall I'm torn giving this a total mark, because it highly depends on your style of training. I feel like adding proper benches, barbells and dumbbells would make this a very versatile and great gym, but like that its just a temporary solution for frequent lifters.

BEST gym in Gre. Was visiting in the morning, almost no people. Idunno how it will be at 18:00 and later, but it seems that there is plenty of weights, benches, dumbbells. Satisfied and recommend

Great gym, has everything you’ll need.

Nice gym. Good price. Old equipment.. they could invest in new modern equipment. They could also sell a plan excluding all the extra classes.

Good atmosphere and decent Gym. Lacks the calisthenics bars even though you can do pullups and chinups on some machines.

Best place to build your body and start again with new appearance and less stress.

Benches and dumbells are scarce

(Translated by Google) Historic center of the city. This area includes many pedestrian streets and squares, and a very active nightlife atmosphere. The hyper center brings together Places Verdun, Vaucanson, Victor-Hugo and Grenette and forms with the Notre-Dame district, the liveliest sector of the city with its numerous bars and restaurants (Original) Centre historique de la ville. Ce secteur comprend de nombreuses rues et places piétonnes, et une ambiance nocturne très active. L'hyper centre réunit les places Verdun, Vaucanson, Victor-Hugo et Grenette et forme avec le quartier Notre-Dame, le secteur le plus animé de la ville avec ses nombreux bars et restaurants

(Translated by Google) Very nice centre, the historic part of Grenoble in general is very beautiful to visit and all the tourist attractions are not far from each other. (Original) Centro molto carino, la parte storica di Grenoble in generale è molto bella da visitare e tutte le attrazioni turistiche sono poco distanti tra loro.

Can't wait for the major renovations to be completed so we can again see the view from the top... for the first time since 1960!!

Old tower

You can't go inside, but it's nice to look at. Needs a bit of restoration work though.

Interesting concrete tower but in poor condition. Will be much better after the 2020-22 restauration

Can't visit it since its under maintenance :(

A cement monstrosity. Ugly. Yet easy to see from all sides. The glory of a regime that doesn't have much to offer the people.

Beautiful building, you can see it from miles away as you come to the outskirts of Amiens, i love how it changes color at night.

From the Porte Saint Laurent, you can take the easier path to the Bastille. It’s about a 30-40 minutes hike up in a zigzag path.

Super 👍

Rad

(Translated by Google) Strolling near the Porte Saint Laurent is very pleasant, a little higher up, the Crypte St Laurent. Places to visit. The enthusiasts of archeology will be happy to find themselves back in the Middle Ages Free and truly fascinating visit. (Original) Flâner du côté de la Porte Saint Laurent est très agréable, un peu plus en hauteur, la Crypte St Laurent . Lieux à visiter . Les passionnés d'archéologie seront heureux de se retrouver à l'époque moyenâgeuse Visite gratuite et vraiment passionnante.

(Translated by Google) Climb to the top of the bastille by the path from the casmate several choices either climb by the path it will take 30min to 45min, or by the stairs which are on the right going up between 20 and 30min to do with the family (Original) Montée au sommet de la bastille par le chemin au départ de la casmate plusieurs choix soit monté par le sentier il faudra compter de 30min a 45min ,soit par les escaliers qui se trouve à droite en montant entre 20et 30min a faire en famille

(Translated by Google) The beautiful place with rich stories. (Original) Le bel endroit avec les histoires riche.

(Translated by Google) Oh damn Laurent I didn't recognize you (Original) Oh putain Laurent je t'avais pas reconnu

From Wikipedia: The Couvent des Minimes de Grenoble (English: Minim Monastery of Grenoble) is a former monastery constructed about 1644 by the Minim friars, a semi-contemplative mendicant order, which is located on the Rue du Vieux Temple in Grenoble, France. Occupied by several institutions since the expulsion of the friars during the French Revolution, it is currently used as a student dormitory and the former chapel serves as a concert hall, particularly as the base of the orchestral group, Les Musiciens du Louvre.

(Translated by Google) Very friendly place. It has a very pleasant little holiday feel to it. (Original) Endroit très sympathique. Il y a comme un petit air de vacances très agréable

(Translated by Google) Patio of the Minimes convent very pleasant and peaceful, while being right in the city center of Grenoble. The volunteer organizers are great! They deserve credit for their work and are very kind, you are well received! The prices for drinks and concerts are very reasonable. You have a program planned each evening from 5:30 p.m. for 15 days. If you want to have a good time, this is the place! Thank you all for your investment 🙏 (Original) Patio du couvent des Minimes très agréable et paisible, tout en étant en plein centre-ville de Grenoble. Les organisateurs bénévoles sont top ! Ils ont du mérite pour leur travail et sont très gentils, vous êtes bien accueillis ! Les prix des boissons et concerts sont très raisonnables.. Vous avez un programme prévu chaque soirée à partir de 17h30 pendant 15 j. Si vous voulez y passer un bon moment c'est l'endroit ! Merci à tous pour votre investissement 🙏

(Translated by Google) Being from Grenoble, I recommend this place which is nice for a drink with friends, family or with your partner. Very cool atmosphere, a rare atmosphere in the streets of Grenoble. Various piano installation, stage, dance classes and fast food. I recommend to Grenoble residents and newcomers (Original) Étant grenoblois je recommande ce lieu qui est sympa pour boire un coup entre pote, en famille ou avec son/sa partenaire. Ambiance très cool, ambiance au top rare dans les rue grenobloise. Divers installation piano, scène, cours de danse et fast food. Je recommande aux grenoblois et aux nouveaux venu

(Translated by Google) A nice surprise, very nice friendly place, bar, restaurant, music everything to have a good evening (Original) Une belle surprise, trés bel endroit convivial, bar, resto, musique tout pour passer une bonne soirée

(Translated by Google) Splendid place conducive to sharing: concerts, various events, coworking, conferences... to be continued!! (Original) Splendide lieu propice au partage : concerts, evenements divers, coworking, conférences... a suivre !!