Unusual places

Founded in 1525 within the Church of Saint Pierre de Balbins, the Saint-Michel Chapel was rebuilt in 1839 on the site and replaced the original church. The building has a single nave surmounted by a bell gable.

Both wild and welcoming this 600 acres site with its 45kms of walking paths will surely give you plenty of room to roam around in! You will be able to watch stags and deers, mountain goats, wild boars and many varieties of birds...

The remains of the medieval castle of the Lords of Bocsozel lay at the top of a mound overlooking the Liers valley. You can enjoy a picnic on site or begin a walk on the local rambling paths.

Standing on a hill, the feudal castle of Bressieux still bears witness of its military heritage throughout the centuries, showcasing majestic ruins of reddy pink bricks

Large public garden just a stone's throw from the city centre. 100 year old trees, A duck pond, skating rink, children's games... everything you need to relax.

Built during the wars between the counties of Dauphiné and Savoie, this 14th century castle stood tall on the hill overlooking the Galeyson and Galaure valleys. Panoramic view of the Vercors mountains and of the Mont Pilat peak. .

In 1260, Philippe 1st of Savoy entrusted the architect Jacques de Saint-Georges with the construction of a castle overlooking the plain of the Bièvre

This building incorporates the elements classified as historic monuments .

Chapelle of Bournay was built between the 11th and the 12th century. This romanesque syle chapel is owned by the municipality since 1973. It’s located in a protected site.

Dating from the 19th century this chapel is a typical example of the local building style which uses round stones.

This chapel was built in the 13th century on top of a small hill overlooking the Bievre valley and enjoys a stunning view over the Alps and the Chambaran hills.

Built in the 19th century, this chapel is located on top of a small hill. You will be able to see in the distance the Vercors, Chartreuse and Belledonne mountain ranges thanks to a panoramic viewpoint.