Castles in the Isère

Château fort
38850 Chirens

Clermont Castle, Chirens, Isère, is a former 11th century castle, rebuilt in the 13th century and dismantled in the 17th century. Its ruins, classified as historical monuments, dominate the valley from a steep hill.

Château fort
38560 Jarrie

The castle of Bon Repos, an ancient fortified house of the 15th and 16th centuries, stands in Jarrie in Isère. Renovated in the 17th and 19th centuries, it combines Renaissance architecture and medieval remains, classified as a historical monument since 1986.

Château
38160 Beauvoir-en-Royans

Beauvoir Castle, built in the 13th century in Beauvoir-en-Royans, is an ancient Delphinal castle overlooking the Isère valley, now in ruins but classified as a historical monument.

Château
38560 Jarrie

The Château des Rollands de Haute-Jarrie, an 18th and 19th century mansion in Jarrie (Isère), combines classical architecture with a neo-Gothic chapel in an English park, a witness to a rich seigneurial history.

Château
38150 Ville-sous-Anjou

Terrebasse Castle, built in the 18th and 19th centuries, is a historical monument located in Ville-sous-Anjou, Isère, combining classical architecture and parks with French.

Château fort
38200 Seyssuel

The castle of Seyssuel, a former 12th century episcopal castle, dominates the Rhône in Seyssuel (Isère). Its remains, including a square dungeon, have been classified as historical monuments since 1994.

Château de plaisance
38330 Biviers

The castle of Servien, a former castle transformed into a marina in the 15th and 16th centuries, dominates the Gresivaudan valley in Biviers, Isère. Its medieval architecture and towers bear witness to local history.

Château fort
38200 Vienne

The castle of La Bâtie, built in the 13th century in Vienna (Isère), is an ancient castle whose ruins dominate the city. Residence of archbishops and then royal prison, it was partially demolished in the seventeenth century.