Selection of the most beautiful monuments in Isère

Fortification de Vauban
38530 Barraux

The Fort Barraux, built at the end of the 16th century in Barraux en Isère, is a rare example of a strong alpine bastion, rebuilt by Vauban and marked by its military and prison role until the 20th century.

Château fort
38460 Crémieu

The Château delphinal de Crémieu, built in the 12th and 13th centuries, is a castle located on the hill Saint-Laurent in Crémieu, Isère, overlooking the medieval village and offering an exceptional view of the region.

Eglise romane
38450 Saint-Georges-de-Commiers

Saint George's Church is a 11th and 12th century religious building located in Saint-Georges-de-Commiers, Isère, classified as a historical monument since 1908.

Chartreuse
38380 Saint-Laurent-du-Pont

The Chartreuse de Currières, founded in the 13th century in Saint-Laurent-du-Pont en Isère, is a former Chartreux monastery now occupied by the monastic family of Bethlehem, combining medieval history and contemplative life.

Palais
38100 Grenoble

The Parliament Palace of the Dauphiné, a 15th century historical building in Grenoble, combines flamboyant Gothic and Renaissance. Former judicial seat, it dominates Place Saint-André in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes.

Fortification de Vauban
38100 Grenoble

The Fort de la Bastille, built in the 19th century in Grenoble, is a military structure that dominates the city of 264 metres, offering an exceptional panorama of the Alps and a rich historical heritage.

Chartreuse
38380 Saint-Pierre-de-Chartreuse

The Great Chartreuse, a Cartusian monastery founded in the 11th century, is a historic gem located in Saint-Pierre-de-Chartrouse in Isère. This emblematic place, rebuilt in the 15th and 17th centuries, embodies hermitic life and Cartusian spirituality in the heart of the Alps.

Halle
38460 Crémieu

The halls of Crémieu, a 15th century historical monument located in the city centre, are one of the largest medieval halls in France, still home to a weekly market in Isère.