Grenoble Tourist Traps

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vinc_bilb 196 reviews

It's not a real trap, but you could have to pay more for visiting Grenoble (museums, tourists hot spots) by taking and cumulating ticket entrance prices.

Unique Suggestions: You could have a free-accesses + reduced prices + extra advantages for children

- Free accesses: Grenoble museum, Small tourist train, The Bastille cable-car, guided tour or audio-guided tour
- Reduced prices and exclusive advantages: other museums, The Chartreuse Cellars (Voiron)
- Visits and discoveries: The Mysterious Stendhal affair, Last round in the Bastille, The Casamaures, Caves of Sassenage, Mandrin Brewery
- Local products, restaurants, ...

HOW: CITYPASS Grenoble (this is official, not balck market)
The chequebook is available at the Tourist Office for 12,50€ (2008) and on
www.grenoblecitypass.com

Updated Feb 22, 2008

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Lazy Sundays
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Nicky38 6 reviews

One thing that always catches me out in France and especially in Grenoble is the "Lazy Sunday"

There are no food shops open!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

There are one or 2 exceptions but these close at midday!

Fun Alternatives: One alternative is get yourself to the great food markets on Sunday.

The "Marche d"estacade" is fab - with lots of local farmers selling fresh products.

This market is under the railway tacks between the train station and Jean Jaures.

Written Jan 27, 2006

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Office de Tourisme
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Klod5 1938 reviews
Office de Tourisme de Grenoble

Vous arrivez dans une ville, Grenoble, totalement inconnue, vous ne savez pas où loger, et vous ne savez pas ce qui est inetéressant à voir. Vous n'avez aucun plan de la ville (Bref, vous ne vous êtes jamais connecté sur VT !).

You arrive in a city, Grenoble, completely unknown, you don't know where to lodge, and you don't know what is interesting to see. You don't have any plan of the city (Brief, you never connected yourselves on VT!).


Unique Suggestions: L'OFFICE DE TOURISME DE GRENOBLE a pour missions :

ACCOMPAGNER la notoriété de Grenoble et de sa région
être l'ambassadeur touristique de la ville et de sa région
PROMOUVOIR les ressources de Grenoble et de sa région
être en cohérence avec les stratégies de développement internationales, nationales, régionales, départementales et locales
ACCUEILLIR les visiteurs et la population locale
VALORISER le tourisme, le patrimoine et la culture
COORDONNER & RASSEMBLER les opérateurs touristiques, le Tourisme d'Affaires, les équipements


The OFFICE OF TOURISM OF GRENOBLE has for missions :

To COME WITH the fame of Grenoble and its region
to be the tourist ambassador of the city and its region
To PROMOTE resources of Grenoble and its region
to be in consistency with the international, national, regional, departmental and local strategies of development
To WELCOME the visitors and the local population
To VALORIZE the tourism, the heritage and the culture
To COORDINATE & to GATHER the tourist operators, the business Tourism, the facilities,



Fun Alternatives: POUR TOUTE DEMANDE D’INFORMATIONS :
welcome@grenoble-isere.info

Une équipe de professionnels multilingues pour vous accueillir et vous informer :
- du lundi au samedi de 9 H à 18 H 30,
- de mai à septembre : dimanche et jours fériés de 10 H à 13 H et de 14 H à 17 H.
- d’octobre à avril : dimanches et jours feriés de 10 H à 13 H.

FOR ALL DEMAND OF INFORMATION :
welcome@grenoble-isere.info

A multilingual professional team to welcome you and to inform you:
- of Monday to Saturday of 9 HS at 18 HS 30,
- of May to September: Sunday and holidays of 10 HS at 13 HS and 14 HS to 17 H.
- of October to April: Sundays and holidays of 10 HS to 13 H.
The services of the Tourism office address as well to the grenoblois that to the French and foreign tourists.
In English, German, Spanish or Italian, the team of welcome is daily to your monitoring in order to meet your expectations efficiently...


Internet site :
Office de Tourisme de Grenoble

Updated Nov 2, 2004

Related to:
 Budget Travel
 Business Travel

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Valfréjus is a rather cheap...
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schielen 295 reviews

Valfréjus is a rather cheap skiing-resort. The prices for food and drinks on the pistes are quite the opposite! A cup of tea costs you FF 20 (3 US$), a plate of french fries with saucages more than twice that price.
It's better to buy something in the (only) grocery-store in the village, and take that with you in a small back-pack.

Written Aug 25, 2002

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The Bastille which overlooks...
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jthreasher 3 reviews

The Bastille which overlooks the city can be reached by a cable car which costs 35F. Walk the path to the top, it doesn't cost anything and it's much better exercise.

Written Aug 26, 2002

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