Vizille Collection

Rouget de Lisle composing the Marseillaise, c. 1875. Creator: Pinelli, Auguste (1823-after 1878)
Rouget de Lisle composing the Marseillaise, c. 1875. Found in the Collection of Musee de la Revolution francaise, Vizille

Vizille, Chateau de Lesdiguieres, Vue sur le Parc (colour photo)
2804182 Vizille, Chateau de Lesdiguieres, Vue sur le Parc (colour photo) by French Photographer, (19th century) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Vizille, Chateau de Lesdiguieres)

Vizille, Les ateliers de l usine Tresca freres, Sicard et Cic, Les ouvriers attendant la visite du President de la
3623944 Vizille, Les ateliers de l usine Tresca freres, Sicard et Cic, Les ouvriers attendant la visite du President de la Republique (engraving) by French School

Bust of Marat, 1793-1794. Creator: Anonymous
Bust of Marat, 1793-1794. Found in the Collection of Musee de la Revolution francaise, Vizille

The farewell of Brutus and Portia, 1799. Artist: Dubost, Antoine (1769-1825)
The farewell of Brutus and Portia, 1799. Found in the collection of Musee de la Revolution francaise, Vizille

FRANCE, French Alps (Isere), VIZILLE: Chateau de Vizille Park after winter stormSwan Lake

France / Vizille
Chateau de Vizille (Isere)

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Vizille, a town rich in history and natural beauty. Here, amidst the picturesque landscapes of the French Alps, lies Chateau de Lesdiguieres, a majestic castle that offers breathtaking views of its surrounding park. It was within these very grounds that Rouget de Lisle composed the iconic national anthem, La Marseillaise. Step back in time to witness significant moments captured by talented artists like Pinelli and Dubost. Their works immortalize scenes such as Jacques-Louis David's drawing of Marie-Antoinette before her tragic execution and the poignant farewell between Brutus and Portia. The industrial heritage of it is celebrated through engravings depicting Les ateliers de l'usine Tresca freres. The image showcases workers eagerly awaiting the visit of the President of the Republic, highlighting their dedication to progress. Amidst all this historical grandeur stands an anonymous bust of Marat, reminding us of France's revolutionary past and its impact on shaping society. But Vizille isn't just about history; it boasts stunning natural wonders too. A winter storm blankets Chateau de Vizille Park with snow, transforming it into a magical wonderland straight out of Swan Lake. In Vizille, one can truly immerse themselves in both culture and nature—a place where echoes from centuries past intertwine with serene landscapes to create an enchanting experience for all who visit.