Saint-Marcellin: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

A prominent landmark in the town is the bell tower of the church in Saint-Marcellin: since 28 October 1926, it has been partially protected as a historic monument.

Those choosing Saint-Marcellin as their destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.

Culture

The church has major construction phases dating from the 12th, 15th and 16th centuries. The town's history also includes Le Bateau Ivre, built in 1956 by the SZB collective with Pierre and Vera Szekely and the architect André Borderie. Le Bateau Ivre is known for its architecture and history and is part of Saint-Marcellin's cultural heritage. The building and its garden were listed as historic monuments in 2007 because of their architectural value.

The intermunicipal media library of Saint-Marcellin has more than 20,000 books for adults and children, 3,000 CDs and 400 DVDs. Le Diapason is Saint-Marcellin's event venue and offers a varied programme.

Getting around

The circular route Les Coteaux de Saint-Marcellin is 4.91 kilometres long and takes approximately 1 hour and 50 minutes. It starts in Saint-Marcellin and leads over the surrounding hills, offering panoramic views of the town and its surroundings. The circular route is classified as easy.

The cycle route Circuit 2: St Marcellin aux portes du Vercors is a 34.65-kilometre, moderately difficult loop. Above Saint-Marcellin lies Parc de Joud, which is suitable for walking and relaxing.

Saint-Marcellin's SNCF railway station is located on the Valence–Grenoble railway line. The town centre of Saint-Marcellin can be reached on foot from the station.

Saint-Marcellin's audio guide allows visitors to explore the town independently along its sights and cultural heritage. The audio guide is free and available online around the clock.

Everyday life and gastronomy

Saturday is the most important weekly market day in Saint-Marcellin. The large Saturday market enlivens the town centre and provides access to local products.

Saint-Marcellin is a small, round cow's-milk cheese and has been protected as an IGP since 2013. As the reputation of the local tomme grew, the cheese was given the name Saint-Marcellin. In Saint-Marcellin, tasting Saint-Marcellin IGP is one of the recommended activities.

Other places: Bilieu, Saint-Barthélemy-de-Séchilienne, Le Bourg-D'oisans, Auberives-en-Royans, Saint-Christophe-En-Oisans, Panossas, Morette, Voiron

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