Sillans

Sillans is a small rural commune situated in the Isère region of southeastern France. The village sits within a gently rolling landscape where two streams flow through different areas of the territory.

The commune was part of the Grenoble administrative district for many years before being transferred to the Vienne district in 2016. This reorganization brought it into closer administrative alignment with neighboring territories.

The municipality maintains an elementary school that provides educational programs and organizes regular community events for its 1,923 residents.

The village is small and easy to navigate on foot for those who want to explore its immediate surroundings. Having a vehicle is helpful for reaching the wider countryside and nearby communities in the region.

The territory is shaped by two separate waterways, the Riverolle and the Combes streams, which flow through distinct sections of the commune. These two water courses have gradually shaped the natural character of the land over time.

Location: canton of Saint-Étienne-de-Saint-Geoirs

Location: Isère

Location: communauté de communes Bièvre Isère

Location: arrondissement of Vienne

Elevation above the sea: 423 m

Shares border with: Bévenais, La Frette, Le Grand-Lemps, Izeaux, Plan, Saint-Étienne-de-Saint-Geoirs

Address: 384 rue de la République, 38590 Sillans

Phone: +33476938126

Email: service-administratif@mairie-sillans.com

Website: http://mairie-sillans.com

GPS coordinates: 45.34083,5.38889

Latest update: December 12, 2025 12:02