La Tour-Du-Pin: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

Culture

The Maison des Dauphins is classified as a historic monument and serves as a venue for cultural events. The Église Notre-Dame de l’Assomption in La Tour-du-Pin displays an eclectic architectural style with Gothic Revival and Romanesque Revival elements. This church is also home to the La Tour-du-Pin Triptych, which dates from 1542 and is classified as a Monument historique. The triptych by contemporary painter Arcabas is a 21st-century work commissioned by the town.

Renting a holiday apartment in La Tour-du-Pin can be part of your travel planning.

Walking tours

The Grand Tour is a 1.5-kilometre walking tour through La Tour-du-Pin that presents 14 monuments and explores the town’s history and architecture. Art Co is a 2.7-kilometre walking tour featuring four contemporary sculptures in La Tour-du-Pin. The Circuit des Fontaines is a 1.8-kilometre walking tour through the town centre of La Tour-du-Pin, with eight sights located along the water.

Cuisine

Le Miron de la Tour is a local confectionery speciality made from nougatine, candied lemon, marzipan and praline, covered in chocolate. The culinary tour “Visite Gourmande” lists good places where Miron can be sampled.

Events

The Fête du Miron takes place in the town centre for three days at the beginning of summer and offers free events.

Location

The A43 motorway has exit number 9 for La Tour-du-Pin. La Tour-du-Pin is also one of six railway stations in the Vals du Dauphiné tourist area.

Other destinations: Charantonnay, Tullins, Valbonnais, Hières-sur-Amby, Chasse-Sur-Rhône, Jarcieu, Brangues, Marnans

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