Museum de l'Ancien Évêché
CultureG-PASS Chrono 24HG-PASS Montagne 72H
G-PASS Chrono 24h :
Free with the G-PASS !
G-PASS Montagne 72h :
Free with the G-PASS !
Located in Grenoble's historic city center, the former bishop's palace has become a showcase for the museum, where the history and heritage of the Isère region shine. In the basement, the archaeological remains of the baptistery plunge visitors into the heart of early Christian times, while upstairs, the L'Isère en histoire exhibition tells the story of the men and women of this region, from prehistory to the present day.
The G-PASS offer:
- The G-PASS is not required: the Musée de l'Ancien Evêché is part of the network of 11 museums of the Département de l'Isère, and is free to all.
- Bonus for G-PASS holders: 10% discount on purchases in the museum store on presentation of your G-PASS
Opening hours
- Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 9am to 6pm
- Wednesday from 1 pm to 6 pm
- Saturday and Sunday 11am to 6pm
Museum of the old bishop
Situated in Grenoble’s historic centre, the former bishop’s palace has become a showcase for a museum in which the history and heritage of the Isère shine. In the basement, the archaeological remains of the baptistery plunge the visitor into the heart of the early Christian era. On the upper floors, the exhibition L’Isère en histoire tells the story of the women and men of the region, from prehistoric times to the present day.
Transports en commun
- Tram B, station Notre-Dame - Musée
- Bus ligne 16, arrêt Notre-Dame Musée
Guided tour - Tairraz, four generations of photographic guides
From 10 Nov 2023 to 1 Sep 2024
Free
The Tairraz photographers occupy a major place in the history of mountain photography. From the beginnings of photography in the 1850s to the dawn of the 21st century, there were four of them:
Joseph, Georges I, Georges II and Pierre passed on their passion for the mountains and photography from father to son, fascinated by the magic of Mont Blanc and its photogenic valley. They all share the "Tairraz eye", the absolute eye that embodies and magnifies the mountain, all with the humility and sensitivity of those who seek beauty, harmony, emotion and dreams in the high peaks. It's a unique body of photographic work that, over and above the territory itself, has shaped the way we look at the high mountains.
Musée de l'Ancien Evêché
2 rue Très Cloîtres
38000 Grenoble
France
04 76 03 15 25