Car Hire Grenoble Train Station

Grenoble Train Station was first opened in 1849 between the towns of Lyon and Marseille. It is located 0.8km away from the city center and ferries businessmen and tourists to the town. This train station is your connection to the attractions of Grenoble from any other city in France.

From the train station, there are plenty of transport options into the city which include taxis, shuttles, buses and car rental. All operate with some level of convenience, though your best option is a private car hire if you really want to be in control of your movement within the city.

Things to Do

The tourist spots are in plenty, you can practically drive from one to another in a day and still feel energetic for some more. Since you have your Grenoble Train Station car rental, spend as much time as possible learning something about the monuments, artifacts, ancient edifices and even the people themselves.

• Fromageri des Aplages - you know the French are serious about their sweet tooth and this food and drink spot is a must visit if you are in Grenoble. Mountains of fondue are available to taste alongside other locally made dairy products like Rigotte and Gruyere.
• Natural History Museum - this museum allows you to reconnect with the true form of nature, we are quickly losing to industrial development. Inside the building is a collection of fauna and flora indigenously known to Grenoble, a collection of insects to know about and a school of fish in an in-house aquarium. The museum also dons a neo classical architecture which you will find interesting as well.
• L’Epicurien - just as the French don’t joke with their confectionery, they also mean business in how they design their restaurants and menus. This chic restaurant is a living testimony of French excellence once you glance at the immaculate chandeliers casting light on the leather interior accentuated by the stone and wrought iron stair-casing splitting the differing levels of the restaurant. There is an in-house bar that serves cold drinks
• Ste-CIaire Market - this market has served the local resident since the 18th century and it has never lost its quality of service and products. If you want some fresh fruits and flowers any day during your visit to France, this is the market to go to. While strolling through the market, you can also try out some freshly made pastry from the market bakery.

Grenoble Train Station welcomes you to some of the best attractions you will ever get to see in France.