Take the Long Way Through Albi
Albi’s brick-built center is best understood on foot. Follow the Tarn, wander the old lanes, and leave a little room for the city to change your plans.
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Albi’s brick-built center is best understood on foot. Follow the Tarn, wander the old lanes, and leave a little room for the city to change your plans.
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