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Sights, activities, places to stay and restaurants in Saint Antoine l'Abbaye.
Things to see and do
© RomainbeharLa Grande Cour
The Great Courtyard, formerly the abbey’s Great Cloister, was completely rebuilt in the 17th century. Now rectangular in shape, it stretches from the Procurator’s Office to the abbey church.
© RomainbeharLa Grande Rue
This is the longest street in the village. It forms the boundary between the Upper Quarter, inhabited by nobles, dignitaries, surgeons, apothecaries and wealthy burghers, and the Lower Quarter, the economic centre of the village, organised around the market hall.
© Yann ForgetMusée de Saint-Antoine-l'Abbaye
Housed in 17th- and 18th-century convent buildings, this museum, which lies next to the abbey, is dedicated to the Hospitallers of Saint Anthony, therapeutic fragrances and the history of the gardens.
© Yann ForgetTrésor de l'Abbaye de Saint-Antoine
The Antonins’ Treasure is housed in three chapels which are accessible only with a guide from the Tourist Office. Regarded as the second-most important reliquary in France, it bears witness to the Antonins’ wealth through exceptional paintings and furniture.
Illustrative photoAtelier des bons oeuvriers
L'atelier des Bons Oeuvriers offers guided tours of the stone-carving workshop by appointment (minimum 10 people), including a carving demonstration. Christophe Chevènement will introduce you to his craft and his two active workshops.
Illustrative photoLe Grand Escalier
Built in the 18th century, it served as the entrance for pilgrims to the abbey church. It provides access to the church forecourt and offers a view of the church’s west façade. The signposted route to Santiago de Compostela follows this flight of steps
Illustrative photoLe Gros Mur et la Porte de Lyon
The Gros Mur serves both a defensive purpose (as a rampart) and an urban planning purpose (as a retaining wall). Eight of the nine fortified gates, which served as toll gates, were destroyed during the Wars of Religion. Only the Porte de Lyon remains, beneath the Gros Mur
Illustrative photoLes goulets
Typical features of Saint-Antoine, the narrow passages are like the traboules of Lyon. They allow residents to move around the village without having to go all the way round it. They are traditionally paved with whole pebbles.
Illustrative photoRue du Milieu ou rue Corsière
This was where the two parts of the town – the upper and lower – met. Notaries, cloth merchants, bakers, shoemakers… all shared this busy street, which was bustling with activity due to its proximity to the markets, the squares and the market hall.
Activities and walks
Illustrative photoL’Arbre en Chambaran
Running around Dionay Pond, this trail will take you on a 1.6 km walk through the Chambaran Forest, featuring eight different information boards explaining the many aspects of this area.
Illustrative photoL’Union - Yoga dansé, stages et retraites
L’Union offers dance-based yoga classes, workshops and retreats focusing on movement, breathing, meditation and circle dances. A mindful approach combining physical practice, listening to the body and self-expression.
Illustrative photoMédiathèque Darodes
Darodes Inter-municipal Media Library, situated in St Antoine l’Abbaye, opposite the market halls, on the main street at the bottom of the village. A collection of over 6,000 items; member of the Passthèque network. Up to 20 items may be borrowed per month; membership is free. Outreach and activities
Illustrative photoMiripili l'île aux pirates
An immersive adventure: 100% Nature Captain Hook’s cabin, Peter Pan’s treehouse, the fairies’ house, the Indian village… Welcome to the imaginary world of Peter Pan. Explore the island in search of the Captain’s treasure.
Illustrative photoParcours d'orientation patrimoine adulte
Use your map to explore the village of Saint-Antoine-l’Abbaye – the only village in the Isère department to have been awarded the ‘Les Plus Beaux Villages de France’ label – and discover the thousand-year history of this medieval gem. Available on request from the Tourist Office, the town hall and the museum
Illustrative photoParcours d'orientation patrimoine enfant
Use your map to explore the village of Saint-Antoine-l’Abbaye – the only village in the Isère department to have been awarded the ‘Les Plus Beaux Villages de France’ label – and discover the thousand-year history of this medieval gem. Available on request from the Tourist Office, the town hall and the museum
Illustrative photoRelais Cyné de Saint Antoine de l'Abbaye
Welcome to the Relais Cyné in Saint Antoine de l'Abbaye; we’d be delighted to welcome you for a picnic or a stopover whilst camping. A picnic table, a tethering post for horses and a shelter are all available for your use.
Where to stay
Illustrative photoGraine de Tilia
Graine de Tilia is nestled in a peaceful eco-hamlet, a stone’s throw from the medieval village of Saint-Antoine-L’Abbaye, at the foot of the Vercors massif.
Illustrative photoHôtel Les Tanins
The Hôtel Les Tanins, open all year round, offers spacious and cosy rooms to suit everyone.
Where to eat
© RomainbeharAuberge du Chapeau Rouge
Le Chapeau Rouge welcomes you to Saint-Antoine-l’Abbaye, voted the French people’s favourite village for 2025 and listed as one of the Most Beautiful Villages in France, in a cosy setting overlooking the entrance to the abbey’s grand courtyard.
Illustrative photoAuberge du Midi
Far from the major towns, the Auberge du Midi is nestled on the hills above the village, in an idyllic setting at the end of a picturesque road offering a superb panoramic view.
Illustrative photoHostellerie du Vieux Saint-Antoine
Come and discover simple, high-quality food at affordable prices, in a friendly atmosphere. On sunny days, enjoy the terrace, shaded by a beautiful wisteria and featuring a small fountain. There’s also a bar.
Illustrative photoLa Table de l'Abbaye
At the foot of the abbey church, enjoy a terrace in a stunning setting. A traditional restaurant serving local and seasonal produce. Drinks and artisan ice creams. Menus for groups
Illustrative photoLa Taverne du Bélier rouge
As a free-range farmer of exceptional beef and pork, the restaurant Le Bélier Rouge embodies local gastronomy, sourcing almost exclusively from its own produce or local farmers. Listed in the 2022 Gault & Millau guide under ‘gourmet getaways’.
Illustrative photoLe Bistrot de l'Hôtel Les Tanins
Le Bistrot – the wine cellar at the Hôtel Les Tanin – welcomes you all year round in a warm and friendly atmosphere. Why not pop in for a break and enjoy some time with friends or family over some delicious food that’s sure to delight your taste buds!
Illustrative photoLes Tentations d'Antoine
Homemade pizzas, savoury galettes made from 100% buckwheat, dishes made with local produce (ravioli, etc.), an introduction to Ch’ti cuisine… Eat in or take away. A friendly, family-oriented atmosphere.
Illustrative photoMon Manège à Moi
Come and enjoy a peaceful break on the outskirts of Saint-Antoine-l'Abbaye on the pleasant, shaded terrace of this bar-restaurant, which specialises in meat, salads and grilled dishes. Generous portions and a warm welcome!
Illustrative photoTable paysanne La Grange du Haut
At the top of the hill, you can reach the upper barn on foot or by car. Our country-style restaurant welcomes you by booking only, serving local Dauphiné dishes inspired by the seasons and the farm’s harvests.
Local produce
© RomainbeharLa Halle
Rebuilt in the 19th century, it was primarily used for the wheat trade. Today, it hosts, amongst other things, the Pig’Halle festival and the farmers’ market on Friday evenings.
Illustrative photoCité médiévale de Saint-Antoine-l'Abbaye
The medieval town of Saint-Antoine l’Abbaye, listed as one of the ‘Most Beautiful Villages in France’, is one of the jewels of the Aurhalpin heritage. The village and the area surrounding the abbey were designated as Historic Monuments during the 20th century.
Illustrative photoFerme de l'Enclos
An organic family-run farm in Saint-Antoine-l’Abbaye offering seasonal pick-your-own strawberries and new potatoes, as well as direct sales of lentils, chickpeas, walnuts and walnut oil.
Illustrative photoFerme Philibert
An organic farm in Saint-Antoine-l’Abbaye producing Grenoble walnuts, hazelnuts, apples and asparagus. Direct sales from the farm and motorhome accommodation in a natural setting at the foot of the Vercors.
Illustrative photoLa ferme de la Grange du Haut
Discover our adobe farmhouse, overlooking the Vercors, near the medieval village of Saint-Antoine-l'Abbaye – one of the most beautiful villages in France – on the edge of the Chambaran Nature Reserve. A breathtaking rural setting!
Shops and craftspeople
Illustrative photoLa Plume Artisane
La Plume Artisane is a collective shop showcasing the creations of local craftspeople: leather and cork goods, textile accessories, lighting, soaps… And in the back room, the Atelier Cuir de Lune welcomes you to discover its bespoke creations!
Illustrative photoLes Ateliers d'AnTan
A collective of local craftspeople and artists, the Ateliers d’AnTan invite you to come and discover, all year round, the works of our creators and the traditional crafts that form part of our heritage, as well as a wide range of wellness and skincare products.
Illustrative photoMes Tau Précieux
A workshop and boutique specialising in silver clay jewellery, situated in the heart of Saint-Antoine-l’Abbaye. Collections, bespoke pieces and a style inspired by the Antonine tau come together to create a unique artisan destination.
Tourist office data: DATAtourisme, Licence Ouverte (French open licence), updated 28 October 2026.
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