Things to see and do Rhônes-Alpes

The Valence Romans Agglo Heritage and Art and History Department occupies the first floor of the Maison des Têtes, one of Valence's most important historic buildings. A new cultural space, the Centre d'Interprétation de l'Architecture et du Patrimoine (Architecture and Heritage Interpretation Centre) provides information on local heritage and offers a new perspective on the area. Permanent exhibition on the Valence Plain, from the Rhône to the Vercors foothills, a museum space dedicated to "Valence, military city" and a temporary exhibition room. Guided tours of the town and heritage workshops.

This site of information on the activities and news of the commune of Talloires-Montmin, at the foot of the Tournette and the Dents teeth, on the east shore of Lake Annecy, addresses both residents and visitors. It also contains information about the protected sites such as the reserve of the Roc de Chère but also on the port of Talloires and its tariffs, events and events scheduled year round with updated details. Everything you need to know about the villages and their natural and cultural heritage as well as the possibilities for accommodation and catering. A very complete site!

The station naturally stays «without cars». Children are still very pampered, thanks to their special village: It is easy to use ATV, archery, tennis, roller, climbing, circus school, etc. A large heated swimming pool at 27 ° C (we are still 1 800 metres away) is a major point of animation. We also offer hiking, climbing, mountain biking and, for some years, golfing, both on special practice and on course.

In collaboration with the Rodin Museum in Paris.

Founded in 1902 by the sculptor Alfred Boucher, the Ruche is a city of artists located in the th arrondissement of Paris. It houses one of the most important artistic centres of the th century. Originally created to help artists without resources, the venue welcomed great artists such as Modigliani, Artists, Brancusi, and especially Chagall, which was one of the most illustrious tenants. The Surnom's nickname was from the founder who compared creative artists with creativity to bees.

To date, the Ruche has workshops of all sizes, where many artists still reside. Some 240 works, paintings, sculptures, photos, videos and various installations are exhibited to illustrate more than a century of creation through the works of so-called "modern" and contemporary artists.

Les Granges only has they are worth visiting, magnificent good massive building renovated with exposed beams, stone walls and rustic to perfection. Inside, the Milouti museum presents a wide range of old tools used by the peasants and the craftsmen of the past centuries. In the same enchanting setting, contemporary art exhibitions are held.

Overlooking the lake, a pleasant French garden with beautiful high-stem roses. The opportunity also to approach the castle closed to the visit: despite the ouvertures and rearrangements carried out in the th century, it retains the austere and massive aspect of its origins - th century.