Grenoble contains structures from various historical periods. The medieval Notre-Dame Cathedral stands near the modern Art Museum. The city features the Tour Perret tower, a spiral parking structure, and multiple religious buildings. The Bastille fortress overlooks the city center, while the cable car provides transport to its summit.
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Built in 1932, this spiral parking structure features a continuous ramp design made of reinforced concrete without supporting columns.
Grenoble, France
Constructed in 1925, this 95-meter reinforced concrete tower stands as the first skyscraper built in Europe.
Grenoble, France
Opened in 1994, this museum with glass facades and natural stone cladding houses over 1500 artworks from the 13th to 21st centuries.
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Built in 1855, this oriental architecture villa decorated with cement ornaments is now protected as cultural heritage.
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Cathedral combining various architectural styles through its history.
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The mansion from 1620 served as the governor's residence. The complex includes a formal garden and an inner courtyard.
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The public park contains over 50 tree species from Asia, America and Europe, along with monuments and water features.
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The stone bridge from 1837 spans the Isère river with three arches and connects the center with the northern quarter.
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The church from the 17th century displays classical architecture with a tall bell tower and vaulted interior spaces.
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Gothic judicial building from the 15th century featuring a Renaissance staircase tower and decorative stone carvings on its facade.
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Medieval watchtower from the 13th century situated on a hill overlooking the Isère valley.
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Metal spherical cabins transport system connecting city center to Bastille fortress, operating since 1934.
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Cultural facility with theater, concert hall and exhibition spaces for contemporary art presentations.
Grenoble, France
The station opened in 1929 as a central transport point linking the city to Paris, Lyon and multiple French cities.
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The main square dates from the 13th century and features the cathedral alongside multiple historical structures from medieval times.
Grenoble, France
The Gothic structure from the 16th century operated as the city judicial center until its closure in 2002.
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The residence from the 17th century contains French formal gardens and a museum about the French Revolution.
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This secondary education institution, built in 1804, contains a library with antique books and a 19th century science laboratory.
Grenoble, France
Musée retraçant l'histoire de la résistance pendant la seconde guerre mondiale.
Grenoble, France
Convention center built in 1968 with glass and concrete architecture. The venue has 12,000 seats and hosts professional events, trade shows and large gatherings.
Grenoble, France
Administrative complex built in 1967 by architect Maurice Novarina. The structure includes a 28-floor tower with glass exterior walls and adjacent office buildings.
Grenoble, France
Religious residence from the 13th century now housing a museum. The building presents regional history through archaeological objects and artifacts from local collections.