Caves de la Chartreuse
The Chartreuse Caves tourist and cultural site invites you to discover the world of liqueur, the exceptional heritage and the know-how of the Carthusian monks through a guided tour.




Upon entering the museum space, you will wander through the former production site, exploring seven distinct areas that symbolize the major periods in the history of Chartreuse liqueurs. From the origins of the Elixir to the creation of the liqueur and the founding of the brand, you will be able to see nearly 1200 original, never-before-exhibited pieces.
The route continues through a space entirely dedicated to the plants which represent the basis of the manufacture of liqueurs for the monks. Here, all your senses will be awakened, so you can taste, see, touch and smell.
Before entering the historic Voiron cellar, you will cross the atrium which gives pride of place to the Chartreuse massif, in which the monks have been living for nearly a millennium.
Your visit will end with a tasting of traditional green and yellow liqueurs or non-alcoholic herbal tea.
Electric vehicle charging stations are available. The visit is not recommended for children under 6 years old.
Located 200m from the train station, very well served by bus networks, the Caves de la Chartreuse encourage visitors to use public transport to get to its site.
Visit
Language(s) of the visit
Opening
All year round, every day from 10 a.m. to 18:30 p.m.
Last guided tour at 16:20pm.
Exceptional closures on March 18, 19 and 26, 2026.
Closed annually on January 1st and December 25th.
Prices
Full price: €13 (Classic visit)
Reduced price: €10 (Groups, students, job seekers, disabled people, 12 to 25 years old and over 65 years old)
Free for children under 12. The visit is not recommended for children under 6.
Exceptional tour, cocktail and herbal tea workshops: €30
Vertical: €80
Groups by reservation.
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Home animals
Animals are not accepted, except guide dogs for the blind.
Accessibility
Complete visit document in French
Large Print Booklet






