Grange de Louisias
Built in 1805, this remarkable adobe and thatch complex is one of the finest examples of traditional architecture in the Pays Voironnais. The barn can be visited by reservation with a guide.
A frame with double raised tie beams without the slightest central pillar support, this roof has been covered in thatch since its construction in 1805.
Designed to house herds and store winter food for a very large farm, this building, which has remained intact, will take you on a journey through peasant history from Napoleon I to the present day.
During guided tours, a tasting/sale of jams made with fruit from the farm will be offered.
Opening
Open all year round by appointment for guided group tours.
Exceptional closure on August 15th.
Prices
Self-guided tours strictly prohibited throughout the building.
30-minute express group guided tour for €60, day and time to be agreed by telephone
A complete and detailed guided group tour of at least one hour for €100, day and time to be arranged by telephone.
Payment methods
Services
Home animals
Accessibility
Access
From Grenoble, A48 motorway towards Lyon, exit Rives. Then D520 direction Voiron, after Chirens D50 to Charavines.
