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Grenoble Historic Sites & Interpretive Centres
A WorldWeb.com travel guide to Historic Sites & Interpretive Centres in Grenoble, French Alps, France.
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    Horloge Solaire

    Horloge Solaire is a reflective sundial that was completed in the 17th century. It is still as accurate as it ever was, and the solar time, month, and zodiac sign are all revealed. It is the only sundial of it's size and astronomical interest in the world. Guided tours are available.
    Address: 1, rue Raoul Blanchard Grenoble  France
    Telephone +33 4 76 54 83 83 
     

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    Site National Historique De La Resistance En Vercors

    Site National Historique De La Resistance En Vercors is a symbol and centre for French collective history. There is a path that leads around the site, and it will take visitors to the Resistance Memorial, an important part of the site itself. War ruins and cemetaries are also encompassed in this path system.
    Address: Col de La Chau Grenoble  France
    Send an Email Send an Email (1) Telephone +33 4 75 48 26 00 
     
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    La Bastille
    At the foot of the Chartreuse massif lies La Bastille. It was first fortified during the middle ages, and the hill is covered with 19th century fortifications. Europe's first town centre cable car links La Bastille to the city. Visitors can take a ride up and view the impressive Alps scenery, and will learn about the strategic military position served here.
    Address: . Grenoble  France  38000
    Telephone +33 4 76 44 33 65 
     

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    La Casamaures

    La Casamaures is a mock Oriental palace that was constructed in 1855. It is one of the last examples of orientalist architecture that utilizes moulded cement, a method that was developed in the 19th century. There are two slide shows that show the use of the cement in La Casamaures, as well as other architectural features in Grenoble. Four sundials, created by the Tournesol workshop, are on display here as well.
    Address: 13 bis, rue de la résistance Grenoble  France
    Send an Email Send an Email Telephone +33 4 76 47 13 50 
     

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    Fort Du Saint Eynard
    Fort Du Saint Eynard was constructed in the late 19th century, at a site where it was believed that attackers could be prevented from crossing the Chartreuse mountains. The fort was built with fine-quality limestone, and the architecture is impressive. It is perched on top of the cliffs, and the lookout provides an excellent view of Grenoble and the Alps. Guided tours are available.
    Address: Le Sappey Grenoble  France
    Telephone +33 4 76 85 25 24 
     

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    Fort Barraux
    Fort Barraux lies at a key point of the Grésivaudan valley, and throughout it's history has served as both a lookout and a sentry post. After it's military interest waned, it served as a prison, and a variety of famous figures in French history were held here. Today, it is a tourist attraction and a listed historic monument. Visitors can take in the abundant history, as well as the surrounding scenery and impressive architecture.
    Address: . Grenoble  France
    Telephone +33 4 76 08 59 22 
     

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    Abbaye De Saint Chef
    Once one of the richest and most famed abbeys in the Dauphine region, Abbaye de Saint Chef was constructed during the middle ages. It contains one of the finest series of Romanesque frescos in France, and the Biblical scenes depict the Apocalypse, Heavenly Jerusalem, and more. Walking tours are offered, and guests are taken to see canon's houses and ancient abbey buildings.
    Address: 38 890 Saint Chef Grenoble  France
    Send an Email Send an Email Telephone +33 4 74 27 73 83 
     

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    Chateau De Septeme
    Chateau De Septeme dates back to at least 1066. It had a variety of owners over time, and in 1355 it was returned to the province of Dauphine by the treaty of Paris. This put an end to conflicts between Dauphine and Savoy, whose counts owned the land prior. The Chateau is well preserved, and stands as it did following recontruction in the 15th century. It is surrounded by a coutryard that is adorned with Renaissance arcades and galleries. Guided tours are available.
    Address: Pont-Evêque Grenoble  France
    Telephone +33 4 74 58 26 05 
     

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    Fort Du Murier
    Fort Du Murier was built to fortify French borders after the country was defeated in the Battle of Sedan in 1871. The fort has been impeccably preserved, and is thus an excellent example of the fortifications of the period. Artisans workshops and various other special events are held here throughout the year.
    Address: Chemin du Fort Grenoble  France
     

     
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