Albert Londres’ Birth House

The birthplace of Albert Londres, in Vichy

With its two turrets and its neo-Gothic style façade, the birthplace of Albert Londres arouses curiosity. The Vichy audio-guided tour stops here to evoke this residence, the birthplace of the famous journalist and great reporter.

The cradle of a great reporter

Recognisable by its two turrets and its neo-Gothic façade, this house is the birthplace of Albert Londres, one of the most famous French journalists and great reporters. Now dedicated to highlighting his legacy, it pays tribute to this figure of journalism, whose name is associated with a prestigious prize. The house has become a place of memory and culture in Vichy.

What to see

You admire the neo-Gothic façade with two turrets and you discover the legacy of Albert Londres, a great reporter native of Vichy. The place highlights his life, his work and the history of journalism. It is a stop for those curious about history, literature and journalism, in the heart of the city.

Practical information

The birthplace of Albert Londres lies in the heart of Vichy, reachable on foot. The façade can be freely admired from the street; access inside and to the cultural activities follows its own hours and conditions, which vary. It is best to enquire before coming.

Who was Albert Londres?

One of the most famous French journalists and great reporters, born in Vichy; his name is associated with a prestigious journalism prize.

Where is the birthplace of Albert Londres?

In the heart of Vichy; it is recognisable by its two turrets and its neo-Gothic façade.