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Grenoble Isère. Alpes
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Ever since I visited this wonderful city (Grenoble), I fell in love with its people, simplicity, history, tradition, and civility. The streets, however, compared to our North American space, are narrow and narrow and narrow. Nonetheless, I’m in love with Grenoble and it’s region. I’ll definitely visit it again. Have a wonderful day....
Grenoble is a wonderful French City rich with history and culture. So much to explore, so much to learn, so much to enjoy. Wish you a wonderful day.
Those tiny cars are quite practical in streets like Grenoble’s; over here they could be easily challenged by more powerful engines.... Anyway, the car’s colour adds to the scene of this capture. Wish you a wonderful day...
Esspresso is delicious in any coffeeshop in Grenoble. In this particular quarter, there are several cafes all competing in excellence of service and product. On Thursdays, Fridays, and the weekend, there is hardly a place to stand up, not to mention finding an empty seat. Watching people talk, chat, laugh, and sip whatever drink they have in hand is a delight.... They are such friendly people too. Wish you a wonderful day!
Like most European cities, Grenoble is a fascinating city of bikes. They are available everywhere... Wish you a wonderful day.
Palais du Parlement du Dauphiné
Le sue parti più antiche risalgono al XV secolo. Si trattava in origine della sede della corte civile, detta Parlamento del Delfinato, istituita da Luigi XI nel 1453.
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Sorry, to me is very difficult to visit people that always only leave a fav without commenting...
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Grenoble, one of the most beautiful and photogenic city I have ever seen. It is considered the capital of Alps region and surrounded by magnificent alps mountain ranges...The picture shows river Isere with city buildings and mountain range in the back in a sunny wintery afternoon (3 stich HDR)
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Simple window design in Grenoble, France. This city is wonderful to explore. It is like a magical box; you open one only to find another with more (simple and complex) treasures buried inside. Wish you a wonderful day...
From the archives.... This is taken in one of the most quiet quarter in this beautiful French city. Have a wonderful weekend and a very happy Family Day....
View of Grenoble city from the Bastille at sunset in autumn, more to come from this series in the future.
Wish you a warm day... This Burger King restaurant is one of many in Grenoble, France... Even though I haven’t touched any in a long, long time, the fries they serve in this location are distinct...
View of Grenoble city from the Bastille at sunset in autumn, more to come from this series in the future.
France, Grenoble, L’isle verte, High rise, Les Trois Tours, Belledonne (uncut)
For some more brutalism, let’s move to Grenoble (I will return to Valence). The ‘Belledonne’ is one of the iconic ‘Les Trois Tours’ residential high rises. Built between 1965 and 1968 by the architects R. Anger, P. Puccinelli, C. Pivot, P. Junillion, M. Loyer, M. Heymann, they’re located to the east of the city in a former military site, now a public garden. The towers seem to be cordoned off the city centre by the giant office slab of the Hôtel de Police. They look like vertical beehives with external cells. The balconies are dynamic and transform the facades into an abstract volumetric playground.
Mosaics and water basins enliven the bases of the towers and entrance halls.
The towers are 100 meters tall, 28 floors high, and have 500 apartments. They were once Europe’s tallest residential towers and bear the names of three surrounding mountain ranges: Mont-Blanc, Belledonne and Vercors.
This is number 15 of the French Summer tour 2024 (Hyères, Valence & Grenoble) album.
Grenoble, nestled in the French Alps, is a city renowned for its unique blend of historical and modern architecture. The cityscape is a harmonious mix of ancient buildings, such as the Grenoble Cathedral and the Bastille fortress, alongside contemporary structures like the iconic Grenoble-Bastille cable car and the modernized Caserne de Bonne eco-district. The city’s architectural evolution reflects its rich history and progressive urban planning, seamlessly integrating the old with the new. Strolling through Grenoble, one encounters narrow medieval streets juxtaposed with wide, tree-lined avenues, and sleek, energy-efficient buildings that exemplify Grenoble's commitment to sustainability and innovation.
Grenoble’s gastronomic scene is a delightful reflection of its Alpine heritage and diverse cultural influences. The city offers a variety of traditional French dishes with a local twist, including specialties like gratin dauphinois, a creamy potato dish, and fondue made with local cheeses. The region’s proximity to the mountains ensures fresh, high-quality ingredients, particularly in dishes featuring wild game and freshwater fish. Grenoble is also famous for its walnuts, which are often used in desserts and regional delicacies. The culinary experience in Grenoble is enhanced by its vibrant markets and charming bistros, where the fusion of tradition and creativity in food is celebrated, contributing to the city’s high quality of life.
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This scene portrays a charming, narrow street in Grenoble, a city nestled in the heart of the French Alps. The architecture is a beautiful blend of history and rustic charm, with vibrant ochre and pastel hues covering the facades of the buildings. The weathered walls and arched doorways speak of centuries of history, evoking a sense of timelessness. Small balconies with wrought iron railings and shuttered windows add to the character, showcasing the quintessential style of southern French towns. The cobblestone path running down the center enhances the nostalgic ambiance, inviting visitors to wander and explore.
Culturally, Grenoble is a melting pot of French traditions and Alpine influences. Streets like this are a testament to the city's rich heritage, where art and daily life converge. The preserved architectural details reveal the pride the city takes in maintaining its historical essence. Local traditions, often celebrated through festivals and open markets, are centered around community and shared history. Such streets serve as the backdrop for communal interactions, adding to Grenobleâs intimate and welcoming spirit.
Historically, Grenoble is a city steeped in significance, dating back to Roman times. It has been a hub of intellectual and scientific advancement, earning the nickname "Capital of the Alps." The buildings in scenes like this may have housed generations of families, artisans, and merchants, contributing to the city's development. Grenoble played a vital role in the French Revolution and has been a center of resistance during World War II, making its streets silent witnesses to pivotal moments in history.
Gastronomically, Grenoble is renowned for its culinary delights, particularly its walnuts, which have a protected designation of origin (AOP). Walking down such streets, one might stumble upon small bistros offering regional specialties like gratin dauphinois, a creamy potato dish, or local cheese platters featuring bleu de Sassenage. The street cafés exude a cozy charm, inviting passersby to sit and enjoy a glass of Chartreuse, a herbal liqueur created by monks in the nearby mountains. Such gastronomy is a celebration of the cityâs natural bounty and its deep connection to the Alpine environment.
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This door, located in Grenoble, France, represents the region's historical architecture that blends medieval and Renaissance influences. The deep red color and paneled design reflect the tradition of vibrant wooden doors found in many historic European cities. The semi-circular arch above the door is framed with light gray stone, a classic Romanesque feature that offers both strength and aesthetic appeal. The intricate wrought iron fanlight at the top hints at the craftsmanship typical of the region during the 19th century.
Grenoble, often referred to as the "Capital of the Alps," is renowned for its diverse culinary scene, heavily influenced by the surrounding mountainous region. Dishes like gratin dauphinois, made with thinly sliced potatoes and cream, trace their origins to this area. The region also boasts excellent cheeses such as Bleu du Vercors-Sassenage and wines like the Coteaux de l’Isère. Small details, like the historical setting of this door, echo Grenoble's rich cultural heritage, where food and architecture converge in daily life.
Today, Grenoble is a hub of innovation, blending its historical roots with a forward-thinking approach to technology and education. As one of France's leading research centers, it has a vibrant energy while still preserving its old-world charm. This door, likely part of a residential or commercial property, is a testament to the city's layered history, where past and present coexist harmoniously. Its well-preserved façade symbolizes the pride Grenoble takes in maintaining its historical identity.
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