Balladins Confort Hotel Grenoble Liberation
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Grenoble: Small city in the mountains -
... I found an amazing museum housing thousands of works of art from ancient Greek and Egyptian artifacts to Picasso, Chagall, and modern day multi-media installations. The Grenoble Museum is HUGE! ...only $5 euro to enter.. and great way to spend the afternoon.
Then last evening I had the most amazing French meal of my life:
Pavé de ...
Choranche Caves
... a very quick lunch and then headed in for our tour. We were lucky enough to only have the four of us and two others on the tour! We headed in to the cave and arrived at a clear blue underground lake which was quite something. The guide explained that the water seeps in from the ground so sometimes it can be quite murky depending on how much rain they’ve had. We saw the area where two rivers that run underground meet and the headed over to the main attraction ...
Escargots & Grenouilles
... of the most scenic drives we’ve had to date! As we approached the Vercors region, we could see the mountain range towering in front of us. We began our ascent up the mountain road and were soon granted with some sweeping views of the plains below. We stopped for a few photo ops along the way and one place of particular note where we pulled over was right after we had come through a tunnel. We were at Col de la Bataille (not sure what battle it ...
Alpe d'Huez
... stopped off for a crêpe (Hille’s staple food) in town. Magge wasn’t up for food and I cycled back to camp quickly to see if Megs was interested in joining us for a crêpe. She wasn’t so I pedaled back and joined them at a tiny Middle eastern-ish café that served crêpes, too. I had one with ham, mushrooms and cheese which hit the spot after a long ride. The guy making the crêpes was an older gentleman and he was asking us where we were from and so on. ...
Croix de Fer
... After the last town, the road narrowed considerably and there was only room for one and a half or maybe even a quarter cars. If we had met someone, we would have had to back up to a wider spot! We kept looking ahead and up the turns to see if there was anyone coming so we had enough time to find a place, but luckily there wasn’t much traffic and it wasn’t a problem.
At the top we had great views of a few ponds, cows grazing and lots ...
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