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Maps, brochures
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vinc_bilb 196 reviews

Grenoble maps could be downloaded (I recommend the pdf format) from tourism information center web site (english version in the adress)

A lot of brochures are also available here, a good way for cooking your visit in advance

Updated Apr 4, 2011

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Airport : Aéroport de Grenoble St-Geoirs
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A��roport de Grenoble St-Geoirs
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A 41 km au nord ouest.
Navette spéciale au départ de la gare routière de Grenoble.
(1h15 avant le départ du vol) et à chaque arrivée à l'aéroport.

To 41 km to the west north.
Special shuttle to the departure of the road station of Grenoble.
(1h15 before the departure of the flight) and to every arrival to the airport.

Updated Apr 4, 2011

Phone: 04.76.65.48.48.

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Bus from the airport
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albert34 253 reviews

the cheapest and easiest way to reaching Grenoble from abroad is by flying to Lyon with Easy Jet.From the airport there is a bus to the Gare Routière in Grenoble.Close to both Raiways and Bus station there is a stop for 2 tram lines.

Written Oct 31, 2009

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Ligne C du Tram
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Tram de Grenoble : la ligne C
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Depuis mai 2006 la nouvelle ligne C du Tram relie Seyssins - Le Prisme à Gières - Université.
Une nouvelle liaison transversale de la ville qui passe par les grands boulevards.
Cette nouvelle ligne de Tram en site propre à permis toute une réorganisation du réseau de transports en communs de l'agglomération, avec la disparition de la ligne 5, devenue inutile, et l'adaptation de nombreuses autres lignes.
L'impact écologique à été pris en compte également.

Since May 2006 the new C line of the Tram joins Seyssins - The Prism to Gières - University.
A new transverse link of the city that passes by the "Grands boulevards".
This new line of Tram in site clean to permit a whole reorganization of the network of transportation in outbuildingses of the agglomeration, with the disappearance of the line 5, become useless, and the numerous other line adaptation.
The ecological impact to been taken also in account.

Written Oct 26, 2006

Phone: 0820 48 6000

Website: www.semitag.com

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T.A.G.
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23 lignes d'autobus entre 5h30 et 20h tous les jours.
4 nouvelles lignes pour les déplacements nocturnes le jeudi, vendredi et samedi de 21h à minuit.

2 lignes de tramway entre 4h44 et 0h15
Ligne A : Fontaine - La Poya / Echirolles - Denis Papin
Ligne B : Grenoble - Cité Internationale / Gières - Plaine des sports
Les 2 lignes desservent le centre ville toutes les 4/5 minutes dans la journée.

ALLO TAG renseignements du lundi au vendredi de 8h à 18h :
04.76.20.66.66.

23 lines of bus between 5h30 and 20h every day.
4 new lines for the nocturnal displacements Thursday, Friday and Saturday of 21h at midnight.

2 lines of tram between 4h44 and 0h15
Line A : Fontaine - La Poya / Echirolles - Denis Papin
Line B : Grenoble - Cité Internationale / Gières - Plaine des sports
The 2 lines go against the center city every 4/5 minutes in the day.

HELLO TAG information of Monday to Friday of 8h to 18h:
04.76.20.66.66.

Bureau de la maison du tourisme :
14, rue de la république
Ouverts du lundi au vendredi de 8h30 à 18h30
Le samedi et vacances scolaires de 9h à 18h.

Bureau de la gare :
Ouverts du lundi au vendredi de 7h15 à 18h30 et en vacances scolaires de 9h15 à 12h et de 13h à 17h.

Updated Oct 26, 2006

Website: www.semitag.com

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Tram
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Together with the bus system, the Semitag runs 2 tramway routes (4 in 2006) with 80 tram stops. The tickets can be used both on the bus system and on the tram system.
For more on the Sémitag, visit their web site
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.

Updated Apr 28, 2005

Website: http://www.semitag.com

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The Sémitag (Société d'Économie Mixte de Transports de l'Agglomération Grenobloise) runs the bus system with 23 bus routes and 1600 bus stops.
There are 4 additional routes for the evening. The whole network serves the 27 cities of the Grenoble agglomeration.

Updated Apr 28, 2005

Website: http://www.semitag.com

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Rollers
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I have found on a roller's website, that Grenoble was a great place for rollers as they can use the bicycle lanes.

For example, they say that a 27 km route from Saint-Quentin sur Isère to Grenoble center follows the banks of the river with a very good surface on at least 20 km

For more, visit the website of Roller en ligne

Written Apr 28, 2005

Website: http://www.rollerenligne.com/dossiers/38_Tullins_grenoble.htm

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Bicycle
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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.

Written Apr 28, 2005

Website: http://www.semitag.com

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More Satolas TGV station
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I feel that the architecture of tha Satolas TGV station is very impressive and I wanted to give anothe view, under another angle.
All the TGV stations that has been built especially for the TGV, usually more or less outside cities have a special architecture and I will try to give pictures of others.

Written Apr 26, 2005

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