Holiday cottages in l'Albi

What can you do in l'Albi and its Holiday cottages?

The beginnings of the Albi go back to the Muslim era. In fact, his castle was already part of the Saracen domains of Prades. It was in 1178 when this term was conquered by Alfonso I. One of the most outstanding events in the town is the Oil Festival, an event in which the benefits of oil are explained and they give you to taste the locally produced oils. If you want to enjoy nature, you can also take routes on foot or by bike and discover unique places such as the Teula spring or the Cindet cave.

Visit the cave paintings of Vall de la Coma

Albi has a very important historical heritage. One of the best-known spaces is the set of cave paintings in the Vall de la Coma. These paintings depict human and animal figures and occupy approximately one square meter. As a point of interest you should know that they are declared World Heritage by Unesco.

Taste its gastronomy

Albi's gastronomy stands out for being very rich and varied. One of the most well-known dishes is the cassola del troso, an old Catalan peasant recipe that has different variants. We also recommend the mixed pot, the black sausage and the snails. If you like sweets, you'll surely love orelletes, a dessert made with flour, eggs, honey and aniseed and fried in oil.