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Museum housed in Albi's Palais de la Berbie, with the world's largest collection of Toulouse-Lautrec works.
At the foot of Albi cathedral, the Palais de la Berbie dominates the Tarn with majesty. The Toulouse-Lautrec Museum was established in 1922 within the walls of this 12th century building, bringing together the most important collection of this Albigensian painter in the world. It houses more than 1,000 works, paintings, lithographs and drawings, as well as the 31 posters that made the artist famous. This exceptional collection retraces his entire work, from his youthful paintings to his final canvas, including his years in Montmartre.
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Ubicado en el Palacio de la Berbie, este museo acoge la mayor colección del mundo dedicada a Henri de Toulouse‑Lautrec, con más de 1.000 obras —pinturas, carteles, litografías y dibujos— que retratan su evolución y su mirada única sobre la vida parisina.
Lo más destacado:
• Carteles emblemáticos como los del Moulin Rouge, retratos intensos y bocetos preparatorios.
• El entorno medieval del palacio, con jardines franceses y vistas al Tarn, hacen que la visita valga aún más la pena.
???? Precios:
• Entrada general (solo museo): 10 € adultos
• Gratis para menores de 18 años
• Entrada combinada con el coro de la catedral (Albi City Pass): 15 €
???? Consejos útiles:
• Se recomienda reservar online en temporada alta.
• Los jardines del Palacio de la Berbie son de acceso libre.
• Paneles informativos disponibles en varios idiomas.
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An intimate journey into the life and work of the bohemian genius
Housed in the Palais de la Berbie, this museum hosts the world’s largest collection of works by Henri de Toulouse‑Lautrec, with over 1,000 pieces — paintings, posters, lithographs, and sketches — capturing his evolution and his unique view of Parisian nightlife.
Highlights:
• Iconic posters like Moulin Rouge, expressive portraits, and preparatory sketches.
• The museum setting itself — a medieval palace with French gardens and river views — is worth the visit.
???? Admission:
• General ticket (museum only): €10 for adults
• Free for visitors under 18
• Combined ticket with the cathedral choir (Albi City Pass): €15
???? Tips:
• Online booking is recommended in high season.
• Palace gardens are free and beautiful to explore.
• Multilingual info panels throughout the museum.
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