Close [x]

PriceWiki is a database of local prices. Insert prices for your hometown and become a contributor. Help us provide authentic local prices!

Add prices for
»»
Search prices in:

Europe » France » Rhône-Alpes » Grenoble


Prices in Grenoble
Category price index in Grenoble
PriceWiki has too little data for Grenoble. You can improve the database, by submitting prices yourself.

World War One 1st Aero Squadron Collection
Travel

** Hotel night
Answers: 0
Add price

*** Hotel night
Answers: 0
Add price

**** Hotel night
Answers: 0
Add price

Car rent
Answers: 0
Add price

Gas
Answers: 0
Add price

Taxi ride
Answers: 0
Add price
Food

Bananas
Answers: 0
Add price

Big Mac
Answers: 0
Add price

Egg
Answers: 0
Add price

Flour
Answers: 0
Add price

Pizza
Answers: 0
Add price

quick Lunch
Answers: 0
Add price

Rice
Answers: 0
Add price

Sugar
Answers: 0
Add price
Drinks

Beer
Answers: 0
Add price

Beer 6 pack
Answers: 0
Add price

Bottle of water
Answers: 0
Add price

Coca-cola
Answers: 0
Add price

Starbucks Grand Latte
Answers: 0
Add price
Health care

Aspirin
Answers: 0
Add price

Condom
Answers: 0
Add price
Other

Electricity
0.13 EUR (1 kWh)
(0.17 USD)
Average for domestic consumers
Source: Eurostat, 2010-1HY

Chanel No. 5
Answers: 0
Add price

Marlboro
Answers: 0
Add price

new Mini Cooper One
17725 EUR (1 pc)
(22995.59 USD)
Confidence: 100%

PlayStation 3
Answers: 0
Add price
Q&A
  • alexa
    Where is the best location/residence to live in grenoble? I will be attending grenoble School of Management in Fall of 2013 and I am curious to where most of the students live? I have done some research but I was hoping to learn what the most popular spots to live were. Any information would be helpful! Thanks:)
    Like · Reply · December 27, 2012 at 9:09am
    • YOU SHOULD ADR. THIS QUESTION TO THE SCHOOL. ALSO INQUIRE ABOUT ANY DORMITORY & OFF CAMPUS QUARTERS..VIA INTERNET YOU MAY ALSO GET GRENOBLE'S LOCAL NEWS PAPER WITH RENTAL LISTINGS. CONTACT THE FRENCH CONSULATE NEAREST YOU, THEY CAN BE VERY HELPFUL AS WELL. GRENOBLE BEING A BIG TOURIST ATTRACTION, IT MAY NOT BE EASY TO FIND LOCAL LODGING, ESPECIALLY AT A REASONABLE PRICE,YOU MAY HAVE BETTER LUCK IN SM. SURROUNDING TOWNS & LOOK AT HE INN' S / BED & BREAKFAST. THEY ARE MOSTLY FAM. RUN & HAVE GOOD HOME COOKED MEALS & GOOD SIZE HELPINGS, . ENJOY YOUR TIME THERE, TAKE CARE.
      Like · Reply · December 27, 2012 at 9:09am
  • etaylor500
    Where is the best place to learn French? I'm planning on studying abroad next fall, and one of my biggest dilemas, is figuring out which city I should study in. I can either study in Paris or Grenoble. I went to Paris last christmas, and loved it. However, I don't want to limit myself just because I know for sure that I'll enjoy it. I've heard great things about Grenoble, and I love the snow and skiing. However, my main goal for this trip, is above else to learn French. For some reason, people keep telling me a lot of people in Paris speak english, but i didn't mean anyone who spoke english. Anyways, the price difference between the two cities is about 6,000$. Paris=25,000 while Grenoble=19,000. Any experience in these cities is appreciated. Thanks! I would love to go to Quebec, but there aren't any affiliated study abroad programs at my school that are in Quebec. That means, no financial aid, and some classes won't transfer. FYI, I'm a guy.
    Like · Reply · May 7, 2010 at 6:40pm
    • I think that you will learn French in either city. You'll be doing EVERYTHING in French. Reading, the news, TV shows, signs as you're driving, shopping. That part is a given. I think that in order to decide this, you should consider what type of experience you want to have in this time you'll be there. Look at the locations, weather, recreation, etc....you'll be LIVING there for some time and this is very important to this decision. Look at which best fits your personality and the experience you wish to have.
      Like · Reply · May 7, 2010 at 6:40pm
  • Liam
    chambery or grenoble ski-ing?please advise? i am looking at ski-ing for the first time and think either grenoble or chambery is a good place to get to my chosen ski resort which is tignes or les deux alpes.i will have only a few days due to looking after my family so am looking to make it nice and simple.has anybody been to either of the ski resorts from these airports and also could i stay in a hotel in either grenoble or chambery and be able to get to the resort as chalet prices are usually based on a week and are incredibly dear?thanks
    Like · Reply · November 23, 2010 at 9:46am
    • chambery
      Like · Reply · November 23, 2010 at 9:46am
  • etaylor500
    Which study abroad program is better, AIFS and API? I'm planning on studying abroad in 2010, and I'm either going to go through the American Institute for Foreign Study (AIFS), or American Program International (API). I'm planning on studying in Paris or Grenoble. The price for AIFS is around $34,000, and API is around $25,000. Has anybody done a study abroad program through either of these programs, if so, how was your experience. I'm just curious if the $9,000 difference between the two is worth it.
    Like · Reply · May 1, 2010 at 2:17pm
    • Hello! My name is Natalie, a former Paris study abroad student. I saw your posting and wanted to respond with some personal and professional experience. I studied in both Paris and Grenoble my junior year with AIFS, and I now work with ISA on our Paris program. Each program has lots to offer, and there are so many different factors in choosing the right program! I used to travel to universities to speak with students directly and help them choose a program, so I would be more than happy to talk to you about your options to help you reach your decision. To get in contact with me, please feel free to email at nrulong@studiesabroad.com or call me at the office at 800-580-8826. I will be leaving for Paris shortly to be a director for one of our summer programs--if I am not available at the office should you call, I will certainly be reachable via email.
      Like · Reply · May 1, 2010 at 2:17pm
  • L.
    what buses go from Grenoble saint geoirs airport to Superdevoluy France? any websites for timetables and prices would be great
    Like · Reply · March 21, 2010 at 7:31am
    • Talking to Hautes-Alpes Tourist Board the consensus is that you will require a transfer by one of the operators at the airport. They tell me that the journey is around 140 kilometres and takes around 2½ hours depending on traffic and road conditions. They also tell me there is NO bus service as such, making the suggestion you take a train to Gap (2 hours and 22 Euros) and take a taxi from there. Sorry best I can come up with.
      Like · Reply · March 21, 2010 at 7:31am
  • atsormpa2
    where can i buy a laptop in Grenoble, France? With variety and good prices!?
    Like · Reply · February 10, 2006 at 4:56am
    • magasin du lap
      Like · Reply · February 10, 2006 at 4:56am
Tips
The students working at the desk are really nice and helpful!
N'existe plus depuis Mars 2011... :( Remplacé par RipCurl
Delicious hamburgers !
L'un des meilleurs tatoueur de Grenoble. Tatoueur depuis 1984.
Don't hesitate: pitta sauce rocks!!
Best Tacos un Grenoble. Enter and try Hakim's smile.
Jagermaster a la carte
Try whatever Ju is suggesting. Be it food or wine.
They've just added a wok bar - to provide pasta, salads, and veg/rice/noodle fresh-cooked dishes for eat-in or take-away. Ask for tres-piquant if you like it hot!
Pain au chocolat and croissant are maybe the poste expensive you will find in Grenoble but are so heavy and delicious... Very good home made chocolate of course, and marrons glacés...

Do you want to be updated of our new useful findings about prices in the world? Or perhaps are willing to participate in the future? Leave your e-mail, so that we can share with you, if something interesting pops up.
Email:
Privacy Policies