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Grenoble-Bastille cable car aka `Les bulles` English: the bubbles, links the city center with the Bastille, Royalty Free Stock Photo

French Alps and Grenoble-Bastille cable car, France Royalty Free Stock Photo

View of 5 bubble cabins of the Grenoble Bastille's cable car under a blue sky, over the city Royalty Free Stock Photo

View on central part of Grenoble city from Bastille fortres witn mountains around, old cable car, Isere, France Royalty Free Stock Photo

Bastille cable car in French city Grenoble

Big city panoramic view. A view on the Grenoble city from the Grenoble-Bastille cable car top point Royalty Free Stock Photo

Grenoble-Bastille iconic cable car cabins Royalty Free Stock Photo

part of Grenoble city witn mountains around, old cable car, Bastille fortress, Isere, France Royalty Free Stock Photo

Grenoble-Bastille cable car aka `Les bulles` English: the bubbles Royalty Free Stock Photo

Views of the city of Grenoble and the spherical cable car from the top of Bastille Royalty Free Stock Photo

Since 1934, an iron thread had linked Grenoble to the top of Bastilla. With the famous bubbles, with their transparent walls, you can make a journey through the airs, with the city under you feet, down below. In the center the Basilica of St. Joseph. Left in the front The Palace of the Parliament of the province of Dauphine, built in the XV-XVI centuries and located on the place Saint-Andre and the tower in the scaffolding, belonging to the Collegiate Church of Saint-Andre, a parish church, formerly a collegiate church, dedicated to Saint Andrew.