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You will then check into your pre booked hotels and take some time to get cosy.
Your guides will take you for dinner and after that it will be a free and easy day in the city until the sun sets.

- Transfer to the Scenic Albi Circuit

- The groups will then be divided into 2 groups for the driving experience
- Both Groups will be driving in the Prototype ARA 2.2 on the Albi Racing Circuit

- Start off with theory classroom coaching on the cars dynamics and also the techniques in driving the cars

- Session 1: 3 laps behind pace car in controlled environment

Albi Cathedral is the most important religious edifice in Albi, southern France.
It was constructed from 1282 to 1480 (200 Years)

This crusade, lead by Simon de Montfort, involved the burning of 400 Cathares—as well as numerous cases of rape, pillage, and execution. The sentiment of the crusade is reflected in papal legate Arnaud Amaury's order: "Kill them all; God will know his own". In the aftermath of the bloodshed, the cathedral's presence was intended to bear testimony to the Christian faith, and its fortress-like exterior likely reflects this.

The elaborate interior stands in stark contrast to the cathedral's military exterior.
The central chœur, reserved for members of the religious order, is surrounded by a roodscreen with detailed filigree stone work and a group of polychrome statues.
The frescoes on the enormous vaulted ceiling comprise the largest and oldest ensemble of Italian Renaissance painting in France.