At 9am
A feast for the eyes
Push open the doors of the town hall, then the Basilica of Saint-Sernin and the Jacobins Convent.
Exhibitions, concerts, festivals… the Ville Rose is always brimming with events! And for the foodies, there’s always a new restaurant to discover.
Take the time to stroll through the narrow streets and squares of the city centre to soak up the friendly atmosphere of this southern city, and watch the terrace cafés come alive at all hours of the day. From the banks of the Garonne to historic monuments, from the Cité de I’Espace to Airbus, Toulouse has surprises in store for you.
Here’s a selection of Toulouse’s must-sees and must-dos during your stay!
Starting the day with a chocolatine and a coffee at a terrace café, then marvelling at the works on show at an exhibition, strolling through the streets and meandering along the banks of the Garonne: visiting Toulouse also means taking the time to enjoy every moment.
Push open the doors of the town hall, then the Basilica of Saint-Sernin and the Jacobins Convent.
A leisurely coffee break in La Daurade to take in the views of the River Garonne.
Linger a while in the courtyard of this magnificent mansion house.
DétenteA photo opportunity at the foot of the winged mermaid fountain on Place de la Trinité before heading towards the Pont Neuf and the Left Bank.
Don’t forget to visit the inside of La Grave chapel, which has recently been renovated.
Sit down for a glass of wine and some tapas in your local neighbourhood: Place Olivier, Saint-Cyprien or L’Estrapade ?
Whether you have a baby, a teenager or a whole gaggle of kids of all ages, Toulouse offers a wide range of activities for you and your clan: parks and gardens, Le Muséum, the Cité de I’espace, the Hall of La Machine and its impressive Minotaur, not forgetting visits by train or boat….
Visit Toulouse with the family