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Roybon's Little Liberty

Discover a symbol of freedom in the heart of rural France, a replica of the iconic Statue of Liberty in the charming village of Roybon.

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In the heart of Roybon, France, stands a replica of the Statue of Liberty, a gift from Auguste Bartholdi, the sculptor of the original New York icon, to his friend Mathias Saint-Romme. This statue, erected in 1906, symbolizes the village's commitment to liberty and republican values, set against the backdrop of the Chambaran forests.

A brief summary to La Statue de La Liberté - Replique

  • Monday 12 am-12 am
  • Tuesday 12 am-12 am
  • Wednesday 12 am-12 am
  • Thursday 12 am-12 am
  • Friday 12 am-12 am
  • Saturday 12 am-12 am
  • Sunday 12 am-12 am

Local tips

  • Explore the walking trails around Lac de Roybon for a scenic view of the area's natural beauty.
  • Visit the local tourism office for information on hiking trails and other activities in the Chambaran forests.
  • Check out the village's heritage trail to discover historical elements like medieval walls and old houses.
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Getting There

  • Walking

    From anywhere in the village center, the Statue de la Liberté is easily accessible on foot. It's located on Place Saint-Romme, the main square in Roybon. The square is a central point in the village, and the statue is easily visible. No costs are involved.

  • Public Transport

    Roybon is served by the T63 bus line, which connects to Saint Marcellin. From Saint Marcellin, you can reach other destinations. From the bus stop in Roybon, the statue is a short walk to Place Saint-Romme. A single bus ticket costs approximately €2.

  • Taxi

    Taxis are available in Roybon. A short taxi ride from the outskirts of Roybon to the Statue de la Liberté on Place Saint-Romme will cost approximately €10-€15. Dorian Taxi and Lalie Taxi are local options.

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Nestled in the charming village of Roybon, in the Isère department of France, the Statue de la Liberté offers a unique glimpse into the nation's history and its enduring ideals of freedom. This replica of the iconic New York statue was gifted to the village by Auguste Bartholdi, the sculptor himself, to Mathias Saint-Romme, a local politician and friend of Bartholdi. Erected in 1906, the statue stands as a tribute to Henri Saint-Romme, Mathias's father, and embodies the republican values embraced by the community. The statue is located on Place Saint-Romme, the central square of Roybon, surrounded by local shops and historical buildings. The area provides a picturesque setting for visitors to explore the monument and learn about its history. The statue serves as a reminder of Roybon's rich heritage and its place within the broader narrative of French republicanism. The monument features a pyramidal stone structure adorned with a bronze relief of Henri Saint-Romme, symbolizing eternity with an ivy garland. The blazons of Isère and Roybon, with their respective symbols, are also sculpted on the monument. The statue itself, a scaled-down version of the New York original, represents the universal allegory of freedom. The statue was renovated in late 2021, ensuring its preservation for future generations. Visiting Roybon offers an opportunity to experience the tranquility of the Chambaran region, with its vast forests and natural landscapes. The village is a designated Station Verte, emphasizing its commitment to sustainable tourism and providing a calm, family-friendly environment.

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