Musée des Troupes de Montagne (Mountain Troops Museum)
Reconstructions of powerful scenes, such as a Great War trench, sets, lights and sounds, uniforms, objects... recreate the experience of those who were nicknamed "The Blue Devils" by their adversaries during the First World War. Part of the historic Bastille site, the Musée des Troupes de montagne is open to a wide public. In a privileged setting, in the heart of the fortress, the museum presents visitors with an area unique in France, combining man and mountain. A visit to the museum is a natural extension of a visit to the Bastille site. Overlooked 200 metres above by the memorial dedicated to mountain soldiers, the museum also serves as a reminder that the history of the Bastille and Grenoble is closely intertwined with that of the mountain troops.
Fort de la Bastille
38000
GRENOBLE
04 76 00 92 25
mtm.bastille@gmail.com
https://bastille-grenoble.fr/musee-des-troupes-de-montagne
Mountain Troops Museum
Preferential rate with your G-PASS. Discover the history of the mountain soldiers: immersed in the daily life of these elite troops, you'll encounter powerful scenes depicting the experience of those who were nicknamed "the blue devils" by their adversaries during the First World War.
G-PASS offer:
- Free with the G-PASS !
Opening hours
- Tuesday to Sunday, 9am to 7pm, closed on Mondays
- Annual closure in January