Voreppe: Hotels and accommodations

The historical and heritage tour in Voreppe is accessible to people with disabilities and leads through the old town centre.

For a stay in Voreppe, you can specifically find or book a hotel.

Culture

The Historical Tour traces the development of Voreppe’s old town centre from the 12th century to the present day. The Château de la Grande Rue dates from the 17th century and is classified as a historic monument. The Church of Saint Didier dates from the 19th century and is listed in the supplementary inventory of historic monuments. At noteworthy points, the Historical Tour uses educational, playful and interactive signage with QR codes.

The Espace Loisirs Orientation takes approximately 1 hour and 45 minutes at a leisurely walking pace. It is a permanent orienteering course that is easy to complete, with a special map and 12 control points through the town centre. It is designed to help visitors discover the local heritage through notable figures.

Nature

The Sentier de Bellevue is classified under the départemental plan for hiking and walking routes and is accessible to all groups of people. The Bellevue viewpoint has a 30 m² platform accessible to everyone, offering an exceptional panorama of the Voreppe Cluse and the surrounding mountains. Along the Sentier de Bellevue, there are six sensory perception stations, including a tactile orientation board.

Voreppe is the starting point for the “Sentiers de Chartreuse Occidentale”, which have been created and marked for around 30 years.

Local

At Biscuiterie Saint Dominique, the sisters have been making and selling the completely natural “Biscuits de Chalais” themselves for more than 50 years. To reach Biscuiterie Saint Dominique, take the A40 between Grenoble and Lyon and exit at junction 13, Voreppe.

Other destinations: Vaujany, Corenc, Saint-Quentin-Sur-Isère, Uriage-Les-Bains, Besse, Fontanil-Cornillon, Saint-Martin-Le-Vinoux, Villard-De-Lans.

To the higher-level travel overview: Isere.