• 105 Rue Saint-Laurent - Upon reaching Place de la Cymaise, you are greeted by the iconic Fountain of Leo and Snake, one of the city’s oldest landmarks.
• Place Saint-Laurent - Cross the Isère via the Saint-Laurent footbridge, which was the sole bridge in Grenoble until the 17th century. Originally a wooden toll bridge, it was repeatedly destroyed and rebuilt due to river floods.
• Palais du Parlement du Dauphiné - Now at Place Saint-André, admire the stunning flamboyant Gothic façade of the Parliament Palace, a historic building with its oldest section dating back to the 15th century.
• Collegiale Saint Andre - Facing the collegiate church of Saint-André, you are in the heart of the dolphin district, a medieval power center. Here, the title “Dolphin” refers to the Counts of Vienna, not the French king’s heir.
• Catedral de Notre Dame - Standing before Notre-Dame Cathedral in Grenoble, you are at a site with a bishopric history that stretches back to the early days of Christianity.
• Halle Sainte-Claire - Now, indulge in gastronomy and local products! France is best explored through its regional flavors, and Dauphiné offers exceptional local delicacies.
• Place Grenette - You are now at Place Grenette. Until the late 14th century, this area lay outside the city walls, at the base of the Gallo-Roman enclosure.
• Eglise Saint Louis - Arrive at the forecourt of the 17th-century church of Saint-Louis, commissioned by the Bishop of Grenoble, Monsignor Le Camus, who built two such churches.
• Place Victor Hugo - This lovely green square honors Victor Hugo, who passed away the year it was established. Previously, it housed the old Bonne barracks and perimeter wall.
• Jardin de Ville - Enter the City Garden, a serene slice of nature in the city center. This classic French garden features a wooded area with plane trees, chestnuts, and lime trees, alongside a section adorned with a rose garden, palm trees, and orange trees.
• Grenoble - Reach the docks for a splendid view of the colorful buildings aligned across the Isère. Here, a crucial decision awaits!
• Grenoble - Prepare for the ascent to Fort de la Bastille. This uphill journey follows paths and stairs, with an elevation gain of nearly 300m.
• Jardin des Dauphins - Welcome to the gardens of the Dolphins, at the GR 9 Check-out Point for the Isère/Savoie section. This GR spans over a thousand km, from the Jura to the Mediterranean.
• Parc Guy Pape - Take a brief photo break to rest during the climb to the Bastille. The ascent offers numerous scenic views!
• Fort de la Bastille - Congratulations to those who hiked up! For others, hopefully, you captured beautiful photos! Everyone has arrived at the Bastille fort. Explore the area, with terraces and gazebos providing breathtaking views and insights into Grenoble, its region, and the fortifications.
• Grenoble - Enjoy one last mountain view before descending back to the city. Take in the Vercors and Belledonne mountains one final time.
• Porte Saint Laurent - On your left, notice the Porte Saint Laurent, one of the five gates of the 17th-century enclosure. Built in 1615, it served as the gateway to Savoy via the Grésivaudan valley.
• Musee Archeologique Saint-Laurent - To your right, consider visiting the St. Lawrence Archaeological Museum, either today or another time.
• Quartier Saint-Laurent - Now on Saint-Laurent Street, in the heart of the Saint-Laurent neighborhood, the city’s oldest district. Located on the right bank of the Isère, it is affectionately known as “little Italy” for its charming colorful facades and its residents’ origins from Puglia, Italy.

• Immediate access to the audioguided circuit, no tickets or materials to collect
• Offline mode (no data consumption during the visit)
• 19 immersive audio comments along the way (History…)
• 3 languages available: French, English, Spanish
• Text transcripts of all audio content
• Admire the hidden gems that lie off the beaten track
• Interactive navigation with 3D map to discover the most beautiful streets
• Recommendations for the best photo opportunities

• Entrance fees to paid establishments along the route…
• Headphones or headphones (optional)

Explore Grenoble, the heart of the Alps, in a day filled with cultural and historical treasures. This 5.8 km journey guides you through 19 fascinating sites, including the impressive Lion Fountain, the Dauphiné Parliament, and the renowned St. Lawrence Bridge. Enjoy breathtaking views of Fort de la Bastille and wander through the delightful city gardens. This tour is perfect for enthusiasts of history, nature, and gastronomy. Experience an engaging adventure with interactive audio guides that share stories and details about each location. Ideal for those eager to discover on foot.

• 5.8 km journey through 19 cultural and historical landmarks
• Audio guides available for historical insights and stories
• Perfect for history and nature enthusiasts
• Get ready for a climb to Fort de la Bastille, offering spectacular views of Grenoble and its surrounding mountains.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.