Espace d'Art moderne et contemporain: Les Abattoirs

Toulouse's abattoir, which closed in 1988, is now a museum. Paintings, sculptures, and photographs by more than 700 artists from all over...

Originally founded to cope with victims of the great plague epidemics in the 15th century, it was converted into a general hospital in 16...

Named after Saint Nicolas, who protects sailors from shipwrecks, this church has, ironically, been flooded many times. The present edific...

This garden, which is surrounded by the town's medieval wall, was created during the renovation of the Espace d'Art moderne et contempora...

This museum changes its poster exhibition three times a year. The collections are diverse, sometimes devoted to a specific French or fore...

Located in the heart of the old Saint-Cyprien quarter, this long and narrow bar, with its open brickwork and warm décor, welcome numerous...

Toulouse offers an excellent choice in the field of dance and this is largely due to this centre, which was founded in 1995. Essentially...

Since opening in 1988, the Garonne Theatre has put on a variety of shows-music, dance and drama. The theatrical repertoire includes class...

The Rue de la République opens onto a triangular square, in the center of which stands a fountain, surrounded by handsome maple trees. Th...

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...

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

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...

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

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...

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...

A must for every tourist in Toulouse, the Saint-Sernin Basilica was consecrated by Pope Urbain II in 1096 and saved from destruction by t...

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

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...

Near the Grand Capoul Hotel, this is a contemplative place, decorated harmoniously in yellow and white with plenty of plants. Expect a wa...