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Saint Salvi Collegiate and CloisterR
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The collegiate Church of Saint Salvi, named after the 1st bishop of the city of Albi in the 6th century, has stood proudly at the corner of Sainte-Cécile square since the 11th century. This monument is one of the largest Romanesque churches in Albi. A visit to this monument completes a historic tour of Vieil Alby. Feel your curiosity increasing as you climb the stairs, the cloister is there, nestled in the heart of the old city.
Plan your visit
Make sure to take the time to appreciate the Collegiate and CloisterR in all its beauty. There are many hidden details that could be easily missed, so be sure to look around carefully!
Take a stroll around Albi before visiting The Collegiate and CloisterR for some unforgettable views of the city from afar as well as interesting historical facts about Albi’s past.
Dress appropriately! Since The Collegiate and CloisterR is an ancient monument, it must be respected by wearing clothing appropriate for such a place (no short shorts or tank tops).
Check out any guided tours offered at Saint Salvi Collegiate and CloisterR - these can give you an even more up-close look at the history behind this iconic structure!
Don’t forget your camera - make sure you capture some photos or videos of your visit to remember it forever!
Reviews
Petit cloître de 1270, havre de paix, de silence. Les portes, sous les arcades, donnaient auparavant sur les cellules des chanoines, et sont de nos jours transformées en lieux d’habitation.