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The tram routes have been created in 199. It was the first tram in France that had an ultra low frame that allowed full access for handicapped. New carriages will run in 2005, they are faster, have a higher capacity and an even easier access for the handicapped. Leave a Comment
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There are 4 additional routes for the evening. The whole network serves the 27 cities of the Grenoble agglomeration. Leave a Comment
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Those that have a visa problem with Switzerland must know that Coitrin is a Swiss AND French airport and has a direct exit to France, without any transit into Switzerland (towards Ferney). This exit is very seldom used. Leave a Comment Theme: Airplane
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The A48/E711 leads to Lyon and from Lyon the whole Northern part of France.
The A49/E 713 leads to Valence and from Valence to the Mediterranean and Spain.
The A41/E 712 leads to Chambéry, Aix-les Bains, Annecy and Geneva and further to the whole Switzerland and Germany.
Another leg of the A41 becomes the A43/E70 and connects to Turin, Milan, the whole Italy and South Central and Eastern Mediterranean.
Of course, besides the autoroutes, there are numerous mountain roads; often very spectacular. Leave a Comment Theme: Car/Motor Home
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As Grenoble is one of the flatest large town in France, cycling is very easy and the Métro has developed a large network of bicycle lane (more than 200 km), either in the urban part of the city or along the banks of the Isère river.
You can cycle your own bike or rent one with Metrovelo, a department of the Sémitag, in charge of Public transportation . Two hundred bikes are available for rent at the train station, on the campus and near the Tourist office. The prices are the following (first regular price, second for students) :
One hour, 1.20 € 1.00 €
Half day 3.00 € 2.00 €
Day 5.00 € 3.50 €
2 to 29 days 3.50 €/ day 2.50 € /day
month 30.00 € 21.00 €
3 month 75.00 € 52.00 €
6 month 120.00 € 85.00 €
A 50 € deposit is required.
For those who ride their own bike, there is a left bicycle facility at the train station for 1 € per day and 8 € per month. Leave a Comment
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