Bike tour : Dauphiné in the saddle

Picnic area

La Tour du Pin train station is located on the line Lyon / Grenoble line. A bus service runs on certain times. All regional trains allow free transport of bicycles according to available space (not accepted in coaches)

Specialised shop : sale, repair and customized bikes. All types of bikes. Also equipments, clothes, helmets & shoes.Your bike shop in La Tour-du-Pin with a young and dynamic staff. Buy or rent bikes for your rides in Les Vals du Dauphiné and surroundings. Customize your bike, repair it, find cool accessories to go with it. Both the repair team and selling team is at your disposal for any request or advice on your bikes. Learn more on their website.

Vals du Dauphiné tourism office in La Tour-du-Pin will guide you through the discovery of the city and its territory Les Vals du Dauphiné : advices and orientations, guides & brochures, suggestions, gift shop...

Near the playground under the wooden bandstand.

Bornes de recharge accélérée. Ces bornes permettent une recharge de 100 km du véhicule en moins d’une heure, sur les véhicules acceptant une recharge accélérée à 22 kW. Deux points de charge : prise type 2 et une prise type E/F.Comment utiliser les services ? Un accès avec ou sans abonnement Il existe plusieurs moyens d'accès. Pour cela, munissez-vous, au choix : Pour les abonnés : - du badge abonné au réseau Eborn (SEDI ou autre syndicat du réseau) envoyé lors de votre inscription - d'un smartphone avec identifiant et mot de passe Pour les non abonnés : - d'un smartphone (pour pouvoir effectuer un paiement par carte bancaire en ligne) - d'une carte bancaire sans contact - d'un badge provenant d'un autre opérateur de mobilité* (en itinérance**)

An open view on the Chartreuse mountain range and the Mont du Chat. You can see the Mont-Blanc in the distance on a clear day!

Learn about the everyday life in the ancient city of Vicus Augustus. A thematic and educational journey illustrated with a 2000 years collection of antique ceramics and glass objects.AUGUSTUS VICUS The confines of existing departments of Isere, Savoie and Ain, Aosta is a Gallo-Roman town. The ancient name of Aosta, Vicus Augustus, was given to the city in honor of Emperor Augustus (27 BC. - 14 AD. BC), as usual for new towns. Today, a museum is entirely devoted to the history and life of this agglomeration of Roman Gaul. The museum The history of excavations in 1856 until the inauguration of its new version in 2000, the gallo-roman museum of Aosta has a very nice set of archaeological objects and testimonies found on the town of Aosta and its surroundings. A continuous path immerses the visitor in the lives of our Gallo-Roman ancestors there 2000 years. Large and small back in time and find beautiful pieces of ceramics and glass, including jewel, the ewer, shines among mortars, local productions, or the inevitable jars containing imported products (wine, oil, dried fish). Achievements very teaching, such as models or the kitchen table, invite anyone enters this place follow the footsteps of Roman time a trip. Manual workshops on the Antiquity theme on saturdays and during school holidays or for a birthday parties. Programs available at Tourist Office and at the Museum.

Picnic areas in Faverges de la Tour, town hall park

Picnic area located behind the school and town hall.

In a former weaving factory, retrace more than 200 years of silk weaving History.Set up in a former weaving factory, this museum presents a unique industrial heritage that bears witness to more than 200 years of textile history in the Nord-Dauphiné region. This technical museum keeps alive the memory of those who worked (and still do) this marvelous fabric that is silk. The hand looms and mechanical looms come back to work to let you discover, during the visits, the confection of prestigious fabrics such as Broché, Damas or Lampas.