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Musée Archéologique Saint Laurent first opened in 1846, and it is considered to be a unique archeological site. The Sain Laurent church which houses it has undergone many changes, including a change from religious to cultural activities. Eight masoleums are also located here. Over 3000 artifacts and objects have been recovered here, including pottery and religious artifacts. Guests make take part in a guided tour or view the museum at their own pace.
Address: Église Saint Laurent Grenoble France 38000
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Maison Du Patrimoine De Hieres-Sur-Amby is an 18th century building that today houses various exhibits that show life in the Isle Crémieu region from prehistoric times to present day. Models, audio-visual presentations, and interactive terminals are parts of some of the permanent exhibits displayed here. Guided tours are available.
Address: Montée de la Cure Grenoble France 38118
+33 4 74 95 19 10
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Musée Dauphinois
Musée Dauphinois offers a detailed look at life in the Alps to visitors. Artifacts such as furnishings and tools are on display, and miniatures depicting Alpine settlements are used to re-create early life here. A special exhibition on skiing, showing the sport from it's early times to present day is also located here. The museum is housed in a 17th century convent that is enhanced by a Baroque chapel, cloister, and gardens.
Address: 30 rue Maurice-Gignoux Grenoble France
+33 4 76 85 19 01
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Musee De La Houille Blanche
Musee De La Houille Blanche re-traces the steps taken to form hydro-electric power in the area. In 1869, a pressurized pipeline was filled by Aristide Berges, who wanted to power his wood pulp factory. He then used a dynamo to transform the water power into electricity. The museum is open Tuesdays to Saturdays.
Address: Maison Bergès, Lancey Grenoble France
+33 4 76 45 66 81
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Magasin-Centre National D'Art Contemporain first opened in 1986, and is one of Europe's leading contemporary art museums. There are two separate display areas, one called the 'Galleries', and the other called the 'Rue', featuring a glass ceiling. Both permanent and temporary exhibits are housed here, with the temporary being rotated with other museums' artifacts on a regular basis.
Address: 155 cours Berriat Grenoble French Alps France 38028
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Musee Souterrain La Mine Image has been constructed in a real mining tunnel. Visitors must wear helmets to explore the 250 metre long galleries, and here they will learn about coal mining and anthracite. Exhibitions include a locker room, lamp store, and a look at specific trades.
Address: Les 4 Galeries Grenoble France
+33 4 76 30 68 74
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Musée de la Résistance et de la Déportation is devoted to the French Resistance and deportation. The artifacts on display include items from homes, clothing, military items, and audio-visual displays. The museum also is home to a library, which is open to researchers and the public by appointment.
Address: 14 Rue Hébert Grenoble France 38000
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Musée de Grenoble
Musée de Grenoble is one of the oldest art museums in the country - it was founded in 1796. Today it houses Flemish and Italian Renaissance works, as well as Impressionist paintings from Monet, Rouault, Bonnard, Ernst, and Klee. Sculptures are also on display, as well as artifacts and relics from Roman times.
Address: 5 place de Lavalette Grenoble France
+33 4 76 63 44 44
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