Embark on a unique tour of 18th-century Albi with Mme de Lapérouse, immersing yourself in the history, gossip, and local sights of the era. Be guided by this iconic figure's and insightful anecdotes.
Albi
Madame de Lapérouse, born Eléonore Broudou in the 1750s, will accompany you through the historic city of Albi. As the wife of the famous Albigeois navigator Jean-François de Galaup, she lived in Albi during the reign of Louis XVI and witnessed historical moments such as the destruction of the city walls and the activity of the city's port. She will share with you not only the history of the city but also the gossip about the prominent families of the time.
Your journey will begin in front of the tourist office. You will then explore major historical sites such as Place du Vigan, the surroundings of the house of Lapérouse, and the gardens of Berbie. Throughout this walk, Madame de Lapérouse will enlighten you with captivating anecdotes about life in 18th-century Albi.
Whether it's a solo visit, a family outing, or a trip with friends, this theatrical experience in historical outfits will provide you with an unparalleled immersion into the 18th century. Don't miss this unique opportunity to discover Albi through the eyes of Madame de Lapérouse!
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Duration 1.5 hours
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Live tour guide
French
Wheelchair accessible
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