Home to an exceptional collection of more than 1,500 works, this is one of France’s richest museums for contemporary pieces, featuring works by Gaston Chaissac, Alberto Giacometti and Marc Chagall, as well as great masterpieces by Corot, Monet and Renoir.
Climb aboard a gondola lift and enjoy the views of Grenoble, along with the surrounding valley and mountains. Inaugurated in 1934, this cable car still operates today, and is known as ‘The Bubbles’. It takes you up to Bastille fort, which is another must-see attraction.
The Saint-Laurent Museum is housed in a historical monument, namely the former parish church of Saint Laurent, and is listed among the first Historic Monuments in France. Discover its Merovingian crypt, a unique witness to the art and architecture of the early Middle Ages.
Discover the history and culture of the French Alps at this museum. It presents two permanent exhibitions, Gens de l'Alpe, which takes visitors back to rural life in the mountains and Le Rêve blanc, dedicated to winter sports in the Alps.
With its superb panoramic views, the Vercors is an area of extraordinary beauty. The Park is characterized by an exceptional richness, both in terms of reliefs, fauna and flora. Plateaus, forests, cliffs and gorges form landscapes that are as diverse as they are memorable.
Go on a journey between the wolf, the lion, the leopard, and the tiger. Enjoy a rare and original experience, spending a night with the wolves or choose to spend a day exploring the largest collection of furry and feathered predators in Europe.