Friday 31 july at 20:45 / Friday 21 august at 20:45

Summer evenings: the story cart, when history comes to life

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THE STORY CARRIAGE WHEN HISTORY COMES TO LIFE Let yourself be guided by two colourful characters during this original nighttime stroll.

Take a leap through time, from one vignette to the next, to discover the history of Montauban in a whole new way. From the sound of hooves on medieval cobblestones to the cannon fire of the 1621 siege, embark on this wild adventure! Practical information: Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes / Capacity: 35 people Reservations required: tickets available at the tourist office or online at www.montauban-tourisme.com: €11.50 / €9.50 (Ages 10 and up) Created by Les Cultiveuses (formerly known as "The Murmurs of the City").