Toulouse Things to Do

Located in the Jardin des Plantes, the Musée d’Histoire Naturelle holds a wealth of exhibits and displays that both children and adults can enjoy. The entrance hall showcases huge dinosaur skeletons, but that is only the beg... more

Les Abbatoirs literally means ‘The Slaughterhouses,’ and these former ones now house Toulouse’s foremost contemporary art museum. Always thought-provoking, les Abbatoirs hosts rotating exhibits by some of today’s most innova... more

This nightclub on a boat is a popular destination for local club-goers. Le Cri de la Mouette hosts different DJs and concerts every weekend. Genres include rock, folk, funk and reggae. The various performances and cool location... more

This charming little church stands in the village of Pouvourville, south of the city. It's a good example of Toulouse architecture, with typical red and white designs. The original clocher-mur bell tower features a row of four... more

L' EleKtro is one of the hottest electronic clubs in Toulouse, that has taken the clubbing scene in the city by a storm.  Located in the prime area of Boulevard de la Gare, Elektro plays the best of techno, house and electronic... more

Dune hosts DJ after DJ throughout the year for long, dance-filled nights that might last until sunrise. Three dance rooms multiply the possibilities for the night: the main club, the disco, and the Latin room. The dancers are t... more

The Complexe Omega is a multi-room nightclub that is composed of eight venues for different themes and dance styles. Individually, they are devoted to pop music, electronica, hip hop, R'n'B, sounds of the Indian Ocean, elitism... more

Sunny Days is a tour company that organizes excursions by bus around Nice, the Côte d'Azur region and Provence. Tour operators speak five languages, and can tailor the tour for individual needs. Look on the website for booking... more

Situated on a serene plot of land dotted with trees, l'Eglise du Christ-Roi offers a welcoming community and presents a series of choral events throughout the year. The concert hall seats 700 people and has featured traditional... more

Designed in 1555 for the rich pastel merchant, Pierre Assézat, this beautiful private mansion in Toulouse has been superbly restored. It now houses the personal collection of Georges Bemberg. While paintings have pride of place... more