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Sights, activities, places to stay and restaurants in Saint-Étienne-de-Saint-Geoirs.
Things to see and do
Illustrative photoCircuit du patrimoine St Etienne de St Geoirs
Most likely founded by the Romans, this village is also the birthplace of Mandrin. Places to visit: the medieval market hall, the mural in honour of Rose Valland, the fortified house at Varanin, Château Saint Cierge, Château Fassion…
Illustrative photoMaison Forte de Varanin
This house belonged to Mandrin’s mother and was where he spent his childhood. It was built towards the end of the 15th century. It is a feudal residence in the Renaissance style. Its architectural structure, built of fieldstones, remains largely intact.
Activities and walks
Illustrative photoAerosport
1,000 m² dedicated to sport and fitness: cardio area, weight training area, 2 squash courts, a variety of group classes (Biking, Ubound, Kimax, Oxigeno, step, pump, etc.), personalised training programmes...
Illustrative photoCEPG Centre ecole de parachutisme de Grenoble
An introduction to and experience of recreational skydiving. A jump comprising 50 seconds of freefall and 4 to 8 minutes under canopy. Option to take a tandem jump in a two-seater parachute with a state-qualified instructor.
Illustrative photoEspace aqua ludique "l'île aux castors"
A fun-filled water park with plenty of water attractions for all ages. Several areas have been designed to cater for all age groups.
Illustrative photoEtang de chanclau
Chanclau Pond is ideal for family picnics, fishing enthusiasts and walks along the banks. What’s more, a nature trail focusing on the local flora and fauna allows visitors to discover the site’s rich biodiversity through eight information boards.
Illustrative photoLudothèque itinérante de Bièvre Isère Communauté
The Bièvre Isère Communauté games library is a free service open to all, offering a chance to share and socialise through play.
Illustrative photoMédiathèque Bièvre Isère - St Etienne de St Geoirs
Open and accessible to all, media libraries provide the public with collections in a variety of formats to support them in their pursuit of knowledge, learning and leisure.
Illustrative photoParcours découverte de l'étang de Chanclau
An educational trail focusing on flora and fauna, comprising eight information boards which serve as stops along the pond, allowing visitors to discover the site’s environment and its natural treasures.
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Illustrative photo133 bar plage lounge
Designed to evoke the atmosphere of a private beach, Le 133 welcomes you for after-work drinks, aperitifs, cocktails, and its wine and champagne bar. Heated jacuzzi, events… Set around the swimming pool, in a 2-hectare park with sun loungers, sofas and lounge chairs.
Illustrative photoBrasserie du 133 jungle bar
The Bar-Brasserie at the Château des Ayes invites you to enjoy a gourmet and convivial experience in the heart of an exceptional estate. Nestled within 2 hectares of lush grounds, this venue combines the timeless elegance of the château with a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere.
Illustrative photoBrasserie L'Entre Deux
The team at L’Entre Deux is delighted to welcome you for lunch with friends, family or on business from Monday to Saturday. Dish of the day from Monday to Friday. Enjoy an afternoon snack with our crêpes, ice-cream sundaes, and hot or cold drinks.
Illustrative photoLa Voile
Sailing, beer bar, wine bar, tapas, club. Whether you’re looking for a great after-work get-together, a cosy evening with friends or simply a family gathering, this unique venue is perfect for you. Open Tuesday to Saturday from 5.30 pm to 1 am
Illustrative photoLe Capri
Traditional French and Italian cuisine. A welcoming, family-friendly and lively restaurant.
Illustrative photoLe Grillon
Pizzeria and restaurant, wood-fired pizzas. Pizzas and takeaway meals.
Illustrative photoLe Mandrinois
Enjoy our homemade burgers, made with fresh, local ingredients. Flavours that will tantalise your taste buds with every bite. Takeaway or eat-in: treat yourself!
Illustrative photoLe Séquoia
Located at Grenoble Isère Airport, the Séquoia restaurant welcomes you for your lunch break; from the dining room, you can enjoy the view of the runway.
Illustrative photoLe SOS
The SOS restaurant offers a wide selection of pizzas and a range of traditional and creative dishes in a family-friendly atmosphere. Come and discover our seasonal dishes, prepared by our chef using fresh produce, in a warm and cosy setting.
Illustrative photoLes Chants d'Ailes
In summer, you’ll enjoy the coolness of our terrace, shaded by wisteria, in a lush, flower-filled setting. In autumn and winter, you’ll love the warmth of our wood-burning stove in a traditional Dauphiné farmhouse.
Local produce
Illustrative photoAtelier de la Noix de Léa
The walnut workshop is ideally situated in the heart of the Grenoble Walnut PDO (Protected Designation of Origin) area, in Saint-Étienne-de-Saint-Geoirs, on the Bièvre plain, in Isère, in the Terres de Berlioz region.
Illustrative photoFerme du Vernatel
Breeding and sale of Charolais beef
Illustrative photoJérémy MATHAIS : producteur/récoltant
Jérémy Mathais, producer and grower of walnut oil
Illustrative photoLes Halles
The present-day Les Halles were built following the demolition of the old town hall in 1889. They are characterised by an iron framework, which was uncommon at the time.
Illustrative photoLes Jardins du Mareytang
Fresh, seasonal fruit and vegetables, tinned goods, oils, honey, pork, cheeses and vegetable seedlings. We also stock a wide range of farm produce from other local farms.
Illustrative photoLes noix de Tarmarin
Sale of organic walnuts, organic walnut kernels and walnut oil. A 4-hectare farm, part of which was planted in the 1980s.
Illustrative photoLuc Mollière
Luc grows apples, pears and walnuts. As well as his fruit, he also sells cider, soups, jellies, fruit juice, jam and compote. No preservatives.
Shops and craftspeople
Illustrative photoAtelier De Terre et D'Idées
Ceramicist / Artisan Creates mainly decorative pieces in stoneware and raku.
Illustrative photoDe fil en créa, c'est Delf qui l'a fait
Sewing and alterations service. Babywear, accessories and leather goods
Illustrative photoGJ Art Jewels
Designer of jewellery and fashion accessories inspired by nature and steampunk.
Illustrative photoL'atelier de Caro
Pottery workshop and shop. Original creations for the kitchen and home décor. Personalised gift ideas. Bespoke commissions. Open to the public – adults and children – for introductory sessions in pottery or sculpture. Family workshops available on request.
Illustrative photoMaison le Fournier
Maison Le Fournier works with private clients, architects and luxury industry professionals to create unique interiors. Combining French upholstery expertise, high-end interior design and artistic direction, each project becomes a bespoke creation.
Tourist office data: DATAtourisme, Licence Ouverte (French open licence), updated 22 October 2026.
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Tourist office listed in the Sirene register (SIREN 529717274). Contact details to be provided by the tourist office.