Discover the imposing Sainte-Cécile cathedral, the Berbie palace, an episcopal palace of rare power, the Pont-vieux and the banks of the Tarn... Albi is a UNIQUE city by the power of its monumental brick complex, by its power of seduction and connection to history. The Episcopal City of Albi, listed as a World Heritage Site since 2010, is part of the long prestigious list of more than 800 “unique” cultural assets listed in the world by UNESCO.

Panoramic view of Albi, the Episcopal City, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2010

The Episcopal City

Albi Cathedral, the largest painted cathedral in Europe

Sainte-Cécile Cathedral

Albi, the Berbie palace, setting of the Toulouse-Lautrec museum

Berbie Palace

Albi the cloister of the Saint-Salvi collegiate church, brick and white stone sign the architectural evolution of the building

Saint-Salvi collegiate church

Albi, the old bridge - panoramic view of the episcopal group

The Old Bridge

The Pont-vieux d'Albi in augmented reality with Timescope

Immerse yourself in the history of Pont-Vieux

The Mappa Mundi of Albi, medieval map of the 8th century, registered in the UNESCO Memory of the World register

The Mappa Mundi

Albi does not visit, she lives!

Virtual tour of the Episcopal City
The Pont-vieux in augmented reality

Visit Albi with a tour guide

Guided tours, stays the Tourist Office organizes your outings in groups

Visit Albi in groups

Visiting and staying in Albi with friends, as a couple, with family: tips from Cécile and Henri

For two, with friends: visits and stay packages

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Boxes stay in Albi

Albi city pass; the tourist pass essential for the visit

Albi Tourism Pass

Albi on a guided tour to better discover the heritage

Guided tours

Albi discover the essentials of the destination

Not to be missed

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