Editing Isère (section)

== Tourism ==
Isère features many [[ski resort]]s, including the [[Alpe d'Huez]], [[Les Deux Alpes]], the [[1968 Winter Olympics]] resorts of [[Chamrousse]], [[Villard de Lans]], [[Autrans]]. Other popular resorts include [[Les 7 Laux]], [[Méaudre]], [[Saint-Pierre-de-Chartreuse]], [[Alpe du Grand Serre]] and [[Gresse-en-Vercors]]. At the department level, Isère is the third-largest ski and winter destination in France, after [[Savoie]] and [[Haute-Savoie]]. It also hosts [[Coupe Icare]], an annual festival of free flight, such as [[paragliding]] and [[hang-gliding]], held at the world-renowned paragliding site at [[Lumbin]].

Grenoble has a dozen museums, including its most famous, established in 1798, the [[Museum of Grenoble]]. The [[European Synchrotron Radiation Facility]] (ESRF), an international research facility in Grenoble, is also open to visitors.

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Fontaine trois ordres - Grenoble.JPG|[[Grenoble]]
Les Oeufs d'Huez.jpg|Ski lift at [[Alpe d'Huez]]
Vercors 001.jpg|The [[Grand Veymont]]
Dent de Crolles.jpg|The [[Dent de Crolles]]
Lac du Curtillard et montagne de l'Arpette (août 2020).JPG|[[Le Haut-Bréda]]
Tour Du Queyras 03.jpg|[[Queyras]] Valley
Lac de Monteynard 3.jpg|[[Lac de Monteynard-Avignonet]]
La Ruchère en Chartreuse.JPG|[[Saint-Christophe-sur-Guiers]]
Dinnertime,_rue_Fernand-Point_+_Stela!.jpg |Roman stela nicknamed "the pyramid", [[Vienne, Isère|Vienne]]
Marguerite et le temple.jpg|[[Temple of Augustus and Livia]], Vienne
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