Well known for its shoe industry, Romans-sur-Isère was first one of the most important towns in the Dauphiné. Its historic center has many buildings from the 15th and 16th centuries testifying to its past as a medieval city. Its architecture gives a large place to the molasse stone characterized by its ocher colors. So as not to miss any of the treasures of the city, the town of Roman has listed the places of attractions on its website: ville-romans.fr/decouvrir/le-patrimoine-romanais/centre- historique
Well known for its shoe industry, Romans-sur-Isère was first one of the most important towns in the Dauphiné. Its historic center has many buildings from the 15th and 16th centuries testifying to its past as a medieval city. Its architecture gives a large place to the molasse stone characterized by its ocher colors. To make sure you don't miss any of the city's treasures, the town of Roman has listed places of interest on its website: ville-romans.fr/decouvrir/le-patrimoine-romanais/centre- historique
The name Bourg-de-Péage comes from the duties that were levied on goods at the southern entrance to the bridge. At the Pogne Pascalis museum, a famous brioche dating from the Middle Ages, it is possible to visit the workshops where Pognes and St-Genix are made and taste them. Also worth seeing is Maison Favor, dating from 1830.