Visiting Albi is also visiting its wide range of museums. There is something for all tastes and all audiences. The Toulouse-Lautrec museum is the largest public collection in the world dedicated to the famous painter, born in Albi. If you love contemporary art, industrial tourism, skills and knowledge or adventure, the museums of Albi welcome you; the Lapérouse museum, the LAIT, the Fashion Museum, the Museum of the Tarn Falls, the Academy of Miniatures, the Old Alby house, the Museum for All by Raphaël Cordoba...
The Toulouse-Lautrec museum
The Toulouse-Lautrec museum is to be found in one of the most beautiful corners of Albi. The Berbie Palace is one of the Episcopal City’s ma...
The laperouse museum
Push open the door of the museum dedicated to the fabulous round the world tour of the Albi sailor, Lapérouse. When visiting Albi, cross the...
The lait art centre
The L.A.I.T, the International Artistic Laboratory of Tarn, has made contemporary art shine for more than 30 years and stages, in the Tarn: ...
The fashion museum
One of the strong principals of the Fashion Museum is to present a completely new exhibition each year, always centred around a chosen theme...
The museum of the Falls of the Tarn
The Museum of the Falls of the Tarn is located in the former Saint-Juéry metallurgical plant, a few kilometres upstream from Albi, in a natu...
The academy of miniatures
Just a few metres from the Pont-Vieux, in the Madeleine district, the Academy of Miniatures Museum is an enchanting place where the incredib...
The old Alby house
The Old Alby house is the soul of the Episcopal City, one of the major symbols of Albi’s historic centre. The ‘Albi Heritage’ association ke...
Raphael Cordoba's museum for all
The Albi painter Raphaël CORDOBA dedicated 25 years of his life to paying tribute to the greatest painters in history from the 14th century ...