Toulouse in 48h

Morning – Stroll along the canal du Midi

Start this second day with a stroll along the canal du Midi, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Whether on foot, by bike or simply gliding along the water, discover this engineering marvel designed by Pierre-Paul Riquet, which links Toulouse to the Mediterranean.

The shaded banks provide the perfect setting for a gentle start to the day.

Late morning – A different way to explore

In the afternoon, let yourself be guided to discover the city from a different perspective. Depending on what takes your fancy, hop on the CityTour Toulouse, the Tourist Train, or join a guided tour organised by the Tourist Office.

Lunch in the Carmes district

The Carmes district is the ideal place to take a gourmet break. Around the covered market, Rue des Filatiers and the neighbouring streets, there’s a whole host of restaurants offering a wide choice of cuisines: specialities from the South-West, bistronomy, street food and fine dining.

Whatever takes your fancy, you’ll easily find a place to enjoy the Toulouse way of life before continuing your exploration of the city.

Early afternoon – Visit the Augustins Museum

Continue your morning at the Augustins Museum, housed in a former 14th-century convent in the heart of Toulouse.

This fine arts museum offers a remarkable journey through sculpture and painting, from the Middle Ages to the early 20th century.

Late afternoon – Stroll through the Saint-Étienne district

Round off your stay by taking the time to lose yourself in the narrow streets of the Saint-Étienne district. With its mansions, hidden squares, art galleries, independent shops and outdoor cafés, this neighbourhood offers a wonderful glimpse into the Toulouse way of life.