Paladru: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Lac de Paladru is a natural lake of glacial origin, 5 km long, 1 km wide and covering 392 hectares. Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Paladru should focus their accommodation search on this destination.

Water and Lake

Plaisilac provides access to the beach and offers stand-up paddleboard, pedal boat and kayak rentals at Lac de Paladru. Activities at Lac de Paladru include fishing, sailing, rowing, diving, water skiing and walking.

The municipal beach in Paladru is equipped with facilities and accessible to wheelchair users; it also has a children's playground.

Nature Trails and Cycling

The Chemin des marais de la Véronnière et du Courbon is a 1 km-long trail through a natural area designated as an Espace Naturel Sensible. Four stations provide access to the site's remarkable fauna and flora. Between Paladru and Montferrat, the trail connects the two shores of Lac de Paladru.

The Voie verte du lac de Paladru is a 14 km-long route with a northern starting point in Paladru that leads to the municipal beach in Paladru.

Culture and History

The Musée archéologique du lac de Paladru (MALP) invites visitors to discover the archaeological lake collections through 600 remarkable objects. The museum offers workshops throughout the year for children aged 3 to 12, as well as for teenagers and adults.

The first buildings of the Château de St Pierre are said to date from the second half of the 16th century and to have been built by the Revol family. The Chapelle des Trois-Croix stands on a hill above the village of Paladru. Its origins are unknown. According to Abbé Millon, the Chapelle des Trois-Croix was founded in 1523.

Other destinations: Siccieu-Saint-Julien-Et-Carisieu, Vaulnaveys-Le-Bas, Montferrat, Heyrieux, Eybens, Allemond, Chozeau, Voiron

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