Stroll with Madame de Lapérouse in 18th-Century Albi

Embark on an immersive journey through the rich tapestry of 18th-century Albi, where visitors can explore its captivating history, engage in lively conversations, and discover the hidden gems of the region. Led by the illustrious Mme de Lapérouse, participants will uncover her insights into the era, enhancing their understanding of the past while creating unforgettable memories.

Madame de Lapérouse, born Eléonore Broudou around the late 1750s, will accompany you on a tour through the historic city of Albi. As the wife of the renowned Albigeois navigator Jean-François de Galaup, she resided in Albi during the reign of Louis XVI and was privy to significant events such as the demolition of the city walls and the bustling activities at the port. Her insights will encompass both the historical significance of Albi and its social dynamics, particularly concerning the prominent families of her era.

Your exploration begins at the tourist office. Following a stroll through key historical landmarks, including Place du Vigan, the surrounding grounds of the Lapérouse residence, and the gardens of Berbie, Madame de Lapérouse will narrate engaging stories about daily life in 18th-century Albi. Whether you're visiting alone, with loved ones, or among friends, this immersive experience offers an exceptional glimpse into the past.

Don’t miss this exclusive chance to delve into Albi’s rich heritage through the lens of Madame de Lapérouse!.