Travel Guide to Albi Ancient City, France

Scenic spot introduction:

The ancient city of Albi (French: Albi) in southern France was historically known as the Bishop's City. Its quaint historical charm makes people linger. Tarn River Winding through the city center, the typical medieval buildings in the city center are well preserved and all made of red bricks. The whole city has a reddish tone, so it is known as the "Red City" (Ville Rouge).

Attractions distribution:

The history of Albi can be traced back to hundreds of years BC. It is said that the first residents who came here were Tarn River Attracted by the pebbles along the river, they set up camp here and settled down for a long time. In 120 BC, Albi was occupied by the Roman Empire, but the appearance of the city did not change, and the architectural features of the French Gauls were well preserved. Tarn River The first bridge was built on the river, the Albeer Bridge, which is still preserved today. Old Bridge "; In the 12th and 13th centuries, religious buildings became the mainstream style of Albire architecture, among which the most famous was the Saint Cecile Church The most magnificent, in addition, Albi's Barbi Palace and the surrounding park are perfectly integrated to form a distinctive medieval ancient city.

Scenic spot qualifications:

World Heritage

Scenic spot features:

Cultural tours, photography, sightseeing, historical tours, religious tours, ancient cities, architecture, churches