Place du Salin

Taking its name from the former salt warehouses, this square used to welcome lively fairs with jugglers and bear-keepers. It was also the...

This building used to be the King's House; from the Renaissance to the Revolution, many French kings stayed here when visiting Toulouse....

Founded in 1987, this gallery has quickly established a key position in its field, with sales exhibitions of contemporary art (photograph...

This large square marks the entrance to the Saint-Michel district and the end of the true city centre. The impressive marble fountain by...

This highly respected patisserie is certainly worth a visit, even if it is only to see the splendid 19th century building this shop full...

Like so many English pubs, the setting is comfortable, with dark, wooden furniture, subdued lighting and thick carpets. All this gives it...

Cut stone, as opposed to brick, has always been a luxury here. In 1608, the president of the Parliament of Toulouse, François de Clari, b...

Part of what used to be a huge private mansion was demolished in 1911 in order to leave room to build the Ozenne street. This highly crit...

For more than 20 years this famous shop sign has dominated the Rue Croix-Baragnon. To get here, take the Rue Languedoc, cross a little co...

The best, the most beautiful, the most stylish, and the most Japanese restaurant in town. Between luxury and sobriety, the setting is ide...

Close to the church and cloisters of the Jacobins and not far from the banks of the Garonne, this restaurant has a pleasant dining room w...

This exceptional brasserie, named after the nearby Fine Arts school, is located on the beautiful banks of the Garonne. It is known mainly...

This building has one of the most beautiful façades in Place Saint Georges, and reservations are essential. The dinner menu features smok...

In this little restaurant in the centre of town you can taste fresh, homemade pasta presented in a variety of ways. Try salads with spagh...

Do you fancy a journey for an evening? If you push open the doors of the Puerto Havana, you are in for a surprise! This is a Cuban party...

Half-way between the Corn Exchange and the Place Saint-Aubin, this little restaurant is ideal for a snack with friends. Whether you choos...

The long Rue Riquet links the Corn Exchange (today restored into a magnificent concert hall) to the lanes of Jean-Jaurès. This is where y...

This long-established restaurant is discreet and professional. Be wary if you sit in the rooms upstairs though, as there's a danger the s...