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Whether you're a gap year traveller trying to circumnavigate the globe for £3.50, or you're a bit strapped but need a good break, or you're just a bargain-hunting hound looking for hints on freebies, blagging and upgrades, you've come to the right place. Check out our inside tips and travel secrets on all things budget-related, and if you know any we've missed, tell us about them.
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    Pont St Laurent

    Posted by chris2005 21 April 2008

    The St Laurent bridge connects the city centre of Grenoble to La Tronche - Grenoble's oldest district. This iron chain bridge is closed to cars and is a great place to take pictures of the famous "Bulles".
    It's also the starting point for those who choose to take the arduous 45 minute walk up to La Bastille.

    Follow the "Telepherique" signs, go past the cable car station, walk beside the Isere river for about 15 minutes and you'll see the bridge in front of you.

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    Cathedrale de Notre Dame

    Posted by chris2005 21 April 2008

    The cathedral of Our Lady looks rather plain from the outside as it doesn't have the spires or the gothic façade which make it resemble a cathedral, but don't be put off by this - inside there are magnificent chapels with colourful and striking paintings and altars.

    Cathedrale de Notre Dame is a 20 min walk from the train station

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    Les Bulles

    Posted by chris2005 21 April 2008

    One thing that you must do is take the speedy "Bulles" from Grenoble city centre up to La Bastille, in just 20 minutes it whisks you high above the Isere river and the La Tronche district of Grenoble, it's the first city centre cable car to be constructed in the world.

    Just follow the "Telepherique" signs from the train station - just look out for the cables above the Isere river - you can't miss them.
    A return trip costs €5,75 and entry to La Bastille and the 1968 Olympics exhibition is free.

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