Blagnac Things to Do

This large cinema in the town centre shows all the latest releases, some are dubbed into French and some are in their original language. It works in partnership with 'Connaissances du Monde', the biggest organisation of film le... more

This Brazilian association boasts many members, organizes numerous activities and puts on excellent samba performances! The association's goal is to bring a little Brazilian culture to Toulouse. The club has an in-house dance t... more

Masquerading as both a bookstore and a quiet café, Terra Nova invites an eclectic crowd. Visitors enter into a room with a large selection of internationally written and renowned books, and in continuing towards the rear and... more

The Garonne River starts in the Pyrenees and flows into the Atlantic Ocean at Bordeaux. It becomes larger and shallower around Toulouse, forming a natural bridge between the Massif Central and the Pyrenees. The Romans settled h... more

With it’s inviting façade and small, wooden interior, L’Ancienne Belgique has become a staple bar for both locals, students and ex-pats in Toulouse. With an enormous selection of over 80 specialty bottled and tap beers from... more

Located just next to Saint Etienne Cathedral, and a short distance from the Halle aux Grains concert hall, this brasserie offers simple, good quality food at reasonable prices. The menu includes salads, rib steak, kidneys, duck... more

High above Toulouse, this vast necropolis is like a city within a city. Cypress and magnolia trees surround the richly decorated tombs, and the exceptional site has an amazing view of the city below. Some famous locals are buri... more

In the 16th century, the Chartreux friars, driven out of the city of Castres by the Protestants, purchased all the grounds north of this church to build a vast monastery (a few of the large cloister's arcades are still visible... more

If you're searching for a little peace, quiet and greenery in the midst of the city, head for the Ramier du Bazacle, a great place for both adults and children. This long zone runs all the way along the Garonne River from the P... more

One of a kind, this night bar is housed in the basement of a former embassy. There are two large rooms, one on top of the other, with a balcony at the top. The baroque décor and velvet-covered armchairs make it feel like you're... more