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Flying to Grenoble

Sitting at the foot of the French Alps, Grenoble is an ancient city near the Swiss and Italian borders in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region of France. Grenoble is a place of outstanding beauty, with the Isère river cutting through the city and the mountains encircling the skyline. Flying to Grenoble is a must for winter sports enthusiasts who flock there to access nearby resorts such as l'Alpe d'Huez in the winter months. Flights to Grenoble land at Grenoble Isère Airport which is located around 25 miles from the city center. Read on to discover more about the beautiful city of Grenoble, which international flights land in Grenoble, how to get to and from the airport, how to book flights to Grenoble, and top things to do in summer and winter.

Getting to Grenoble Airport

Flights to Grenoble Isère Airport arrive from all over the world, including major European cities such as Munich, Paris, Amsterdam and Barcelona. From the United Kingdom flights to Grenoble depart from London, Manchester Airport and Edinburgh International. Passengers may get connecting flights from the US through the UK or Europe. The airport shuttle service takes passengers from the airport to the city centre in around 40 minutes and is tailored to match the scheduled arrivals and departures of flights. Prices for shuttle travel include one piece of luggage, whilst additional pieces may be charged.

Grenoble at the Alps: Seasonal activities for your trip!

Although situated at the foot of the Alps, Grenoble and its nearby slopes can get surprisingly warm in the summer months. The city is a magnet for sports enthusiasts throughout the year, whether skiing in winter or hiking through scenic mountains when the sun’s out. The city itself has a long and rich history with plenty to see and do within the confines of the city’s limits too. Here’s a list of top 3 activities to look out for, including natural landmarks you mustn't miss!

Canyoning: There are hundreds of gorges in the nearby mountains and canyoning in Grenoble is a popular activity for thrill-seekers. A combination of hiking, swimming and rappelling through clear blue mountain waters, makes for a wild and memorable experience. Popular nearby canyons include the Furon and Infernet canyons.

The Bastille Fortress: The city's rich history has been traced back over 2000 years, offering many museums, churches and astounding architecture. To see the entire city from above, visit the Bastille Fortress via the world-famous bubbles – rounded, glass cable cars that take you right to the top of this World Heritage UNESCO site.

Winter sports: There are a number of great ski resorts within close proximity to Grenoble, some of which are less well-known and therefore quieter than nearby resorts such as Chamonix. The closest resort to Grenoble is Les 7 Laux in the Belldonne mountain range. It comprises of three classic French villages with access to 120 km of piste.

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How to Get to Grenoble by Plane

Flights to Grenoble Isère Airport from the United Kingdom depart from London City, Birmingham Airport, Cardiff Airport, Leeds Airport, Manchester Airport and Edinburgh International. Grenoble Airport is 25 miles - approximately a 30-45 minute drive - from the city centre. The airport shuttle service is tailored to match the scheduled arrivals and departures of flights. Prices for shuttle travel include one piece of luggage, whilst additional pieces may be charged. Flights to Grenoble airport are available from airlines such as easyJet, Ryanair and Flybe. Lyon and Geneva Airports are the next nearest alternative facilities at roughly 62 miles and 98 miles away, repsectively.

About Grenoble

Sitting at the foot of the French Alps, Grenoble is an ancient city near the Swiss and Italian borders. This makes it great for skiing trips at . nearby resorts such as l'Alpe d'Huez. The mountain can still get suprisingly warm in the summer months, making it perfect for outdoor activities year-round. Hiking, climbing or relaxing by a mountain lake are some of the many popular pastimes here. The city's rich history has been traced back over 2000 years, offering many museums, churches and astounding architecture. To see the entire city from above, visit the Bastille Fortress via cable car.

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Free things to do near Grenoble airport

Considering the airport’s proximity to the city of Grenoble (only a 30 minute car journey), travelers can find plenty of free things to do before catching a flight home. We’ve put together a short list of free activities for you to get to know the city, without breaking the bank.

• Place Notre Dame: this historic street in the old town of Grenoble is well-worth strolling through. It’s huge limestone brick cathedral dominates the square, which has a plenty Classic French air to its charming little streets.
• Visit the Museum de Grenoble: every first Sunday of the month the museum opens its doors for free. The museum hoses major works of arts from masters such as Rubens, Ingres, Gauguin, Monet, Modigliani, and Chagall.
• Jardin de Ville: this regal garden once belonged to a 17th century French Duke. In the summer months there are a variety of small outdoor activities taking place in the gardens.

For more inspiration about things to do in France visit Omio’s travel magazine – The Window Seat.