This museum explores the poignant story of deportation of “undesirables” during World War II and the role of Grenoble and the Isère region in France’s Resistance movement.
Jog around the running path and meander between the pond and the trees in this large park in Grenoble, where you’ll find a tower and a little train for kids.
Go for a stroll or relax at an outdoor café in this busy square, home to several of Grenoble’s most important historic sites.
Visit this living monument to Grenoble’s history, a church that has served as the center of episcopal power in the city since the late 4th century.
See one of France’s most prestigious art museums, with an outstanding collection that holds works by Matisse, Chagall, Picasso and other masters.
An oasis of peaceful greenery in the center of the city, this public garden is the site of one of Grenoble’s biggest festivals every summer.
