[2025 Grenoble Attraction] Travel Guide for Fort de la Bastille (Updated May)

#Spring0yentrip "- Overview - The caves and tunnels that spread out behind the Bastille are remnants of former military facilities. Now, they are a mysterious space that you can walk freely in! - Impressions - It's dark and a little scary... but the excitement never stops! The view from the small window you can see from halfway is also great. It was fun walking with a light in hand, feeling like an adventurer 🔦 - Access and tips - The cave area is at the back of the stairs that continue from the top of the fortress. The ground is rough, so sneakers are a must. It's safe to go during daylight hours!

#Spring0yentrip "- Overview - The Bastille fortress stands east of Grenoble, France, at an altitude of about 475m. It is famous as a spectacular spot overlooking the city and the Alps! - Impressions - When you go up by ropeway, a panoramic view spreads out in front of you! In winter, the snowy mountains sparkle and it really looks like a scene from a movie✨ In the evening, the city is dyed orange, making it the perfect time to take photos! - Access and tips - The ropeway station is a 15-minute walk from the city center. You may be able to get a discount with your student ID! You can also walk up, but the ropeway is recommended🎈

After I bought the tickets only realised it's another airport at Lyon, which is Grenoble. However, this is an amazing city with all the lovely citizens. A very beautiful scenery and very relaxing too. I would definitely visit again, but next time, I'll go for skiing!

#favouriteitinerary Nestled in a valley surrounded by towering peaks, Grenoble offers some of the most stunning alpine panoramas in France. The city is encircled by three majestic mountain ranges—the Vercors, Chartreuse, and Belledonne—each offering breathtaking scenery and incredible viewpoints. For one of the best panoramic views, take the iconic Grenoble-Bastille cable car up to Fort de la Bastille. From the top, you’ll see the city spread out below, framed by rugged peaks stretching into the distance. On a clear day, you might even catch a glimpse of Mont Blanc. Just outside the city, the Vercors Massif provides dramatic cliffs and deep gorges, while the Chartreuse region is known for its lush forests and rolling hills. The Belledonne range, with its high-altitude lakes and snow-capped peaks, adds to the region’s spectacular scenery. Whether hiking, driving, or simply admiring the view from the city, the alpine landscape around Grenoble is nothing short of breathtaking.