From the owner: Cohabitation sportive Situé dans le parc de Lesdiguières, le stade du même nom accueille les…read moreéquipes du Grenoble Foot 38 et FC Grenoble. A l'origine créé et réservé pour les matchs du club de rugby, le stade ouvre ses portes depuis 1998 au football. Rénové régulièrement, le stade a une capacité de 11 900 places, divisées en 4 tribunes.

From the owner: Le stade du CS Bourgoin-Jallieu, club de rugby à XV évoluant dans le Top 14. Son nom lui a été…read moredonné en hommage à Pierre Rajon, fondateur du Parc des Sports avec Georges Ochs et Robert Faure.

One of the things I love about Alpe d'Huez is the variety of off-piste activities available like…read morethe outdoor swimming pool, leisure centre and ice skating rink. Even better is the fact that these are covered in the price of your lift pass if you have a week's pass Skate hire is extra if you go ice skating However, we found an even more fun way to pass your time at the ice skating rink. On some evenings, it turns into an ice go karting track! The go karts are electric but do have decent acceleration though we soon discovered that pure speed isn't necessarily the best way to win when you're driving on ice! It takes a few corners to work out how to power slide effectively and where to brake. This is a fantastic and novel way (if you don't live in Finland where the world rally champions all invariably come from!) to have fun in Alep d'Huez

Perfectly fine ice rink. Smaller than others, and the seats are a little uncomfortable. But every…read moreseat has a great view because they are all close to the ice. Concessions are extremely limited, basically just drinks and nutella crepes. Space for merchandise is limited, too, so there's not much else to do other than watch whatever you came to see.