The Restaurant La Ferme de Brévardière offers traditional French cuisine based on fresh, seasonal local products, in a rustic and bucolic setting. Enjoy delicious and authentic dishes for a romantic evening or with friends. The restaurant’s service is a key element of the experience and helps make this address a must-visit destination.
Category: Less than 30 minutes away
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The Auberge du Charmant Som in Saint-Pierre-de-Chartreuse
The Auberge du Charmant Som is a gourmet spot located in Saint-Pierre-de-Chartreuse. Here, you can enjoy local and seasonal cuisine in an exceptional mountain setting. Accessible by car, the auberge is also a must-visit stop for hikers, with several access trails. Enjoy a relaxing moment on the terrace with a spectacular view of the surrounding peaks.
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The Cave Bear Museum in Entremont-le-Vieux
The Cave Bear Museum in Entremont-le-Vieux is the perfect outing for lovers of natural history and prehistory. The museum features a unique collection of fossils, skeletons and prehistoric objects, as well as life-size reconstructions and interactive exhibits for all ages. This immersive and educational visit will appeal to children and adults alike, allowing you to discover a fascinating chapter in the history of the Alps.
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The Cirque de Sainte-Même in Saint-Pierre-d’Entremont
Spend an unforgettable day hiking in the Cirque de Sainte-Même, 20 minutes from Camping Le Balcon de Chartreuse. This valley is a true haven of peace, with hiking trails for all levels. Discover crystal-clear waterfalls, streams and lush forests, and be inspired by the breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains. Whether you’re alone, with your partner or with family, this walk will be a perfect day to recharge and reconnect with nature. Explore the Cirque de Sainte-Même and let yourself be transported into a world of tranquility and natural beauty…
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The Chartreuse Cellars in Voiron
Visit the Chartreuse Cellars and discover the fascinating history of the famous Chartreuse liqueur, created over 400 years ago by the Chartreuse monks in Savoie. Explore the distillery, learn how the liqueur is produced, and uncover the secrets of its making. All that’s left is to taste the different types of Chartreuse liqueur and explore the liqueur cellars where the barrels are stored and aged for years. A must-see visit for liqueur enthusiasts and those curious about regional history.
