The Musée EDF Hydrélec is the only museum in France dedicated to hydroelectricity. Installed in Oisans, the Musée EDF Hydrélec features a new 900m2 scenographic display that retraces the epic story of the production of hydroelectricity.
About : EDF Hydrélec museum
It pays homage to the scientists, engineers, technicians and manoeuvres that played a role in building the hydroelectric power stations and dams, some of which have become an integral part of our heritage and genuine works of art. Installed in Oisans, in the heart of an area with a long history of hydroelectricity, the Musée EDF Hydrélec has now been awarded the «Musée de France» label. It features a number of unique collections comprising scientific and technical objects from the 19th and 20th centuries.
Member of the "Route of the know-how of the Oisans", he organizes the guided tour "Exceptional electricity" on reservation ..
This establishment offers the E-Bike Service: charge your electric bike here on request (remember to take your charger).
En bref
English - French
Car park
Bicycle shelters
Facilities
- Private parking
- Film room
- Coach parking
- Bicycle parking
- Car park
- Defibrillator
- Exhibition space
- Lift
- Toilets
- Entertainments room
- Shelter for bikes/mountain bikes
Services
- Educational visits
- Shop
- Tourist brochures
- Tour free of charge
- Guided tours
Services
Tours
- Unguided individual tours available permanently
- Guided individual tours on request
- Unguided group tours available permanently
- Unguided group tours on request
- Guided group tours on request
- Average duration of the group tour: 90 minutes
- Average duration of the individual tour: 90 minutes
Capacity
- 50 personne(s) maximum
Opening
From 01/06 to 13/10/2024
Opening hours on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday between 10 am and 12.30 pm and between 1.30 pm and 6 pm.
Closed Monday and Sunday.
Prices
Free access. Booking needed for groups.
Location supplement
From Grenoble, D1091 towards Bourg d'Oisans until "Rochetaillée". Follow the signs to Allemont and drive along the Verney dam towards the Col du Glandon and Col de la Croix de Fer.