L'écoquartier de Bonne

Created in 1885 where a bastion and old military barracks once stood, this square soon became the elegant center of the city. With its chestnut trees and turn of the century façades, it remains a...

Military parades are still held at this former ceremonial square for the Second Empire (formerly called the Place d'Armes), and this town centre square is evidence of the town's particularly formal...

This building was the residence of the Dukes of Lesdiguières, governors of the Dauphiné, and was built between 1600 and 1650. It served as city hall from 1719 to 1967 and today houses the...

The Notre-Dame Cathedral towers over this lively square, with entrance tower (13th century), the church of Saint-Hugues (13th century) and the Baptistery (4th-6th centuries). The magnificent Fontaine...

The Place aux Herbes is at the heart of the old town, and is a lively market place every morning, except Mondays, in the small indoor market (late 19th century).

The Place Saint-André is one of the most lively places in Grenoble. It is also known as "Place du Trib", in reference to the former courthouse which was located here up until 2002. Tourists, students...

Participatory housing, bio-sourced materials, urban agriculture... At Flaubert, nature is omnipresent, in the many parks and gardens of the district. Now it's inviting itself into the heart of the...

The Blanche Monier eco-district is located in the Ile Verte district.
The district includes 50% social housing, two public facilities and an area reserved for commercial activities.

At the end of the 19th century, Bouchayer-Viallet was the scene of an industry that played a major role in Grenoble's development.

Creating the 1st popular eco-district is the ambition of the Villeneuve urban project in Grenoble. The project is structured around eight major areas of development: housing, public spaces, public...