La Terrasse: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The 13 basins of La Terrasse supplied the various districts of the town with water throughout the 19th century, when the houses still had no running water.

Those who choose La Terrasse as a place to stay may wish to rent a holiday apartment.

History

The oldest part of Château du Carre may date back to the 13th century. In the 17th century, a second building with mullioned windows on the valley side was attached to the first at a right angle. La Terrasse’s architectural heritage also includes a former thermal institute dating from 1894 to 1935.

The Church of Saint Aupre was built in the 7th century on an ancient site. A funerary inscription from the year 522, as well as sarcophagi from the 8th and 9th centuries, were found in its foundations. The magnaneries of La Terrasse were used to raise silkworms, the caterpillars of the butterfly Bombyx Mori. The Chapelle du Carre was completed in 1883 after the residents of the hamlet had carried out the work.

A visit to Château du Carre includes the château and its terraces; the architectural history of the site is also explained. Château du Carre offers an exceptional view of Belledonne.

Discoveries

The municipal guide “Au fil des rues” invites visitors to discover La Terrasse through its streets. The La Terrasse thematic route is a walking tour with 13 stops at memorial sites and picturesque places in the village, complemented by an orientation board.

Water

The intermunicipal leisure centre is located at 1300 route du Lac, 38660 La Terrasse.

The Base de Loisirs Intercommunale de la Terrasse offers inflatable recreational facilities on the lake, such as Aquafun, Blob Jumping and Aqua Bim Bim.

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