Bernin

Built in the 11th century on a hillock in Grésivaudan, the fortified house of La Veyrie is today known as the Château de La Veyrie. Labeled Heritage in Isère, it was completely renovated in the 20th century in order to accommodate part of its space a restaurant. Of the original building, only a square tower remains adjoining the main building. It also reveals a thin and slender turret added in 1920, all on a facade with soft pink tones.

While passing through Bernin, don't forget to admire the Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption church or the Craponoz castle. Also a fortified house from the 11th century, it notably reveals a square tower from the 13th century, a rectangular building from the 15th century and round towers with pepperbox roofs added in the 14th century.

Located in the territory of the Chartreuse Regional Natural Park, the town of Bernin has several marked hiking trails allowing you to admire the Craponoz waterfall.

The market is held every Tuesday and Saturday morning.

Concerts are organized in June on the occasion of the Music Festival.

Ball and fireworks take place on July 14 for the national holiday.

In October, there is the chestnut and white wine festival with entertainment, games for children and stands from local producers and artisans.

The lantern festival takes place in December with a children's parade.