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Favorite thing: Go to the city center, for shopping it's quite pleasant, but not big. 'Grand Place' which is a commercial center in the suburbs, does not worth to get lose to find it I think, well I have to soften this as this commercial center has just been renewed. I have not seen it but I guess it's pretty attractive now. I finally advice you to get out from Grenoble to take more time to visit its country side: the Alps!
Written Aug 25, 2002
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Fondest memory: My fondest memory of the trip was trying to ski. Having never been skiing before and not having any lessons we were completely hopeless. I was laughing so much I thought I would stop breathing!! It was really funny. We didn't have a clue! Luckily we broke no bones.
Written Aug 25, 2002
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Favorite thing: Le Vercors, site of the french resistance and of course hit pretty hard by the germans during the last war. The French would hide in the Maquis (impenetrable woods) and get out of there to raid the germans. Of course, it all ended when the Germans parachuted loads of troups the annehialte the resistance.
Fondest memory: It mostly is a plateau of triangular shape, with the Rhone on the West side. Very easy to overlook.
Written Aug 24, 2002
Favorite thing: You must hike to the top of the Citadel to get the view and layout of the city. You can also go the lazy route and take the tram to the top, but I lived there for a year and hiked it every time.
Fondest memory: My fondest memory is walking between the Centre and the Italian quarter across the river for a warm pizza on a cold winter's night.
Written Aug 24, 2002
Favorite thing: Je vais vous parler du Lac du Bourget, ou Lac d'Aix les Bains... au nord de Chambéry, dans la Savoie ! (73)
En cette journée du 14 avril 2000 !!!
Fondest memory: La neige, la neige, et le vin blanc !!
Tous les ingrédients pour un bon plat du coin !
Written Aug 24, 2002
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Favorite thing: Get high!!!!!! I mean...take some altitude and climb up those mountains around you (there's loads of them so it's your choice!) and look around...you'll see impressive and beautiful mountains and valleys...and let me tell you, you won't want to get down!!
This picture shows the valley heading South, with the Isere river running in the middle.
Fondest memory: What i miss the most about Grenoble is the sight of the snowy mountains on bright and clear icy cold mornings. Such a breath-taking and peaceful feeling of tranquility...Yeah, i really miss that.
Written Aug 24, 2002
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Fondest memory: As you can see on this satellite picture, Grenoble is surrounded by mountains, and that's why it gets so cold in the winter and so hot in the summer. The city is at the cross-roads of 3 valleys. The one going towards the West takes you to Lyon and it's region. The one on the East side leads to Chambery and the whole Savoie. The one in the South leads to Valence and the southern Alps.
Updated Aug 24, 2002
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Favorite thing: You must find them out! Don't get me wrong, I'm not a kind of sexual psychopathic: the point is that in Grenoble there's this huge community of double-barrelled guns, always organizing kinky parties and they gave me one of most amazing experience I've had in my short life. check it.
Fondest memory: Them and their queen, la dauphinoise.....
Written Aug 24, 2002
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Grenoble, capital of the French Alps
Where, in France, is there both a “Metro” and a “Bastille” ? To help you I can add that it is where the French Revolution began. Actually, may be that won't help that much but mislead you ! I bet you...
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Grenoble est construite au confluent de deux rivières : l'Isere et le Drac, au coeur des montagnes. Lorsque vous êtes dans la ville, au bout de chaque rue vous voyez une montagne.
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Capital of the Alps and of the Dauphine, Grenoble is an interesting city, more interesting than it could appears after a superficial look. - eart of the Alps: eleven museums, good cafes and...
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Grenoble is a city in south-east France, situated at the foot of the Alps in the Rhône-Alpes région. Grenoble is a major scientific center, especially in the fields of physics, computer science and......
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