Playground at Paul Mistral Park

A new playground, inspired by the mountains and hydroelectric power, is being built near the Perret Tower. It features fun, creative, and educational play equipment in a space that has been completely redesigned to accommodate all children.

A colorful mural adorns the sides of the structure. Serving as a valuable educational tool, it depicts three different worlds: the mountains, the machine room of a hydroelectric plant, and the city of Grenoble. It is enhanced by interactive features that visitors can operate, covering topics such as the water cycle, electricity generation (a turbine, an alternator, a control panel, a switch, etc.), and street lighting.

Time schedule

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

  • Monday :

    Open

  • Tuesday :

    Open

  • Wednesday :

    Open

  • Thursday :

    Open

  • Friday :

    Open

  • Saturday :

    Open

  • Sunday :

    Open

  • Jours fériés :

    Closed

Prices

Free access.

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Latitude : 45.183938

Longitude : 5.736124

Boulevard Jean Pain
38000 Grenoble
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Information updated on 01/07/2026
by Office de Tourisme Grenoble Alpes

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