De l'autre côté/Galerie Hebert

  • Museum

On the other side is the Musée Hébert's temporary exhibition space, dedicated to presenting the work of regional and national contemporary artists.

On the other side is the temporary exhibition space of the Musée Hébert, dedicated to presenting the work of contemporary artists.
These outbuildings, located to the south on the other side of chemin Hébert, opposite the painter's house where the permanent collections are displayed, had been purchased in 1962 by René Patris d'Uckermann, the museum's donor, to house temporary exhibitions by regional or national artists. After an eight-year hiatus, the renovated building reopened in 2012 with an exhibition by Kimura. Jean-Louis Bernard, Louis Pons, Alexandre Hollan, Joël Negri, Frédéric Benrath, Vincent Gontier...

Practical information

Equipments

  • Toilets,

  • Parking nearby

Services

  • Tour free of charge,

  • Stroller-accessible

Activities

  • Botanic trail,

  • Permanent exhibition

Theme

  • Fine Arts,

  • Arts and culture,

  • Painting,

  • Sculpture,

  • Graphic arts

Time schedule

From 01/01/26 to 12/31/26

  • Monday :

    Closed

  • Tuesday :

    Closed

  • Wednesday :

    10h00 to 18h00

  • Thursday :

    10h00 to 18h00

  • Friday :

    10h00 to 18h00

  • Saturday :

    10h00 to 18h00

  • Sunday :

    10h00 to 18h00

  • Jours fériés :

    Closed

Prices

Free of charge.

Go there

Latitude : 45.205563

Longitude : 5.751291

Chemin Hébert
38700 La Tronche
Go there

Tramway line B, La Tronche Hôpital stop
Bus 13, Musée Hébert stop

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Information updated on 11/05/2026
by Direction de la Culture et du Patrimoine de l'Isère

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