Albi Wheelchair Accessible Tours

Albi wheelchair accessible tours, is located less than 80 km north-east of Toulouse.

Is one of those cities a little off the beaten track, but with so much character that it cannot be overlooked in organizing a trip to Occitania.

The old Albi is full of corners, entrances, doors, courtyards, like a kind of labyrinth for curious. Facades and dovecotes conceal real treasures.

The lodge of the Hotel Reynes, the Cloister of St Salvi, an authentic earthly paradise enlivened by birdsong.

The ancient way of life has not disappeared here.

The noise coming from a cellar, the beating of a blacksmith’s hammer, the rustle of an artist’s brush still mingle in the alleys and houses of the historic center that remain the heart of life and city.

Colors are inseparable from lifestyle. In Albi, red is present in all its shades. From pale pink to bright ocher.

The Tarn Valley in fact offers clay in abundance with iron oxide pigments transported from the south of the Aveyron.

This raw material available and ready for processing is easy to use.

From the walls to the roofs, from the structure to the vestments, the brick and the red tile are the masters.

Albi Private Accessible Tours

We are providing a safe and a full Occitania accessible tours around previewed accessible itineraries. Disabled friendly accessible services includes professional guided tours and cruise shore excursions.

Visit this rich and fascinating land with an exclusive private Albi wheelchair accessible tours with adapted van transportation specifically designed for wheelchair users tourists combined an holiday to across France.

Touring Albi

We are in the city cradle of the Cathar heresy and the Albigensians, in the city with the largest brick cathedral in the world.

Has a UNESCO World Heritage historic center and is the birthplace of Toulouse-Lautrec.

Are these reasons enough for you to plan a visit?

It was built starting in 1282 and is a masterpiece of Southern Gothic, a militant art conceived against the Cathar heresy to affirm the power of the Catholic Church.

Stronghold on the outside, sumptuous palace inside.

Past the portal, you will discover a wonderful decoration, dominated by the Last Judgment of the Middle Ages and the frescoes of the XVI century.

Since 1922, the Berbie Palace houses the works of the Albigensian painter Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec.

It is a fortress of military architecture and was built in stages between the XIII and XVIII centuries.

The palace is arranged around a courtyard of honor enclosed by imposing walls.

Another must-see place in Albi, within its oldest part, is the Cathedral of St Cecilia is the symbolic monument of the city..

This church dates back to the XI century and is one of the largest in the Romanesque style in the city.

Booking & Travel

Albi wheelchair accessible tours, unmissable visit at it with our Occitania Wheelchair Accessible Tours.

Specifically tailored to wheelchair users, reduced mobility persons and disabled with an adapted van.