Montauban during the 2nd World War
Get together on the forecourt of Saint-Jean de Villenouvelle church Step back in time with a CIAP guide and immerse yourself in the history of Montauban during the Second World War. This 1 hour 45 minute tour will take you back in time to the dark days when fear was the order of the day, when ordinary men and women became extraordinary. Discover the places of memory, the poignant testimonies and the acts of bravery that have left their mark on our city. Each street becomes the setting for stories of courage and resilience that have shaped the history of Montauban.


1945 France Year Zero
renewal after the stormRendez-vous at Espace Perbosc, 2 boulevard Édouard Herriot The Musée de la Résistance et du Combattant offers you an exceptional documentary screening. “1945 France Année Zéro” by Patrick Cabouat offers a gripping historical overview of this charismatic year when everything ended and everything began. Through authentic archive footage, relive day by day this very special year, which was the starting point for many rebirths and major political upheavals. A 1? hour cinematic journey that illuminates this period of reconstruction and hope.
Statues of Glory
memory carved in stoneMeet in front of the entrance to the MIB (Musée Ingres Bourdelle) From Square Picquart to Cours Foucault, set off to discover the commemorative monuments that dot our urban landscape. This 1 hour 45 minute guided tour with a CIAP guide will show you how these sculptures and monuments perpetuate the memory of those who gave their lives for freedom. Each statue becomes an open-air history book, a silent reminder of the sacrifices made for our freedom today.

Length: 1h45 each – Fee: Free – All audiences – Réservation conseilléée jusqu’au 16 août à 18h – CIAP : 05 63 63 03 50 caccueil@ville-montauban.fr
Length: 1h30 – Fee: Free – Public: À from 10 years old – Réservation conseillée jusqu’au 14 août à 17h30 – Pôle mémoire : 05 63 66 03 11 polepatrimoineculturel@ville-montauban.fr