View of the city and the Pont Neuf

The viewpoint over the city and the Pont Neuf, in Albi

From the bank of the Tarn, a fine viewpoint reveals the episcopal city of Albi and the Pont Neuf. The Albi audio-guided tour stops here to evoke this panorama, which takes in the cathedral, the Berbie Palace and the river.

The episcopal city along the Tarn

Along the Tarn, the viewpoint over the city and the Pont Neuf offers one of the finest panoramas of Albi. The Pont Neuf, more recent than the Pont-Vieux, crosses the river and completes the urban landscape. From the banks, the gaze takes in Sainte-Cécile Cathedral, the Berbie Palace and the old districts, which are reflected in the water and compose the emblematic image of the episcopal city, inscribed on the World Heritage list.

What to see

You admire Sainte-Cécile Cathedral, the Berbie Palace, the old districts and the Pont Neuf, which are reflected in the Tarn. This viewpoint offers the emblematic image of the episcopal city of Albi. It is a must-see stop, ideal for photographing the city along the water.

Practical information

The viewpoint over the city and the Pont Neuf is discovered from the banks of the Tarn, in Albi, reachable on foot. They are open-air public spaces, freely accessible. The view over the episcopal city is particularly beautiful at sunrise and sunset.

What can you see from this viewpoint of Albi?

Sainte-Cécile Cathedral, the Berbie Palace, the old districts and the Pont Neuf, which are reflected in the Tarn, the emblematic image of the episcopal city.

From where to admire this panorama over Albi?

From the banks of the Tarn, which offer one of the finest viewpoints over the episcopal city and the Pont Neuf.