Cugnaux Things to Do

It took 12 000 workers and over ten years to build the canal connecting the Atlantic to the Mediterranean. Pierre-Paul Riquet designed it in 1667 to boost the local economy; it is now considered one of the masterpieces of Louis... 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

Like so many English pubs, the setting is comfortable, with dark, wooden furniture, subdued lighting and thick carpets. All this gives it a relaxed atmosphere. You can come to drink a pint among friends at a table, or prop up t... more

Take exit 17 from the ring road to access this spectacular museum. Wander through the maze of the astronomic park before going in to see the exhibition. The latter explores astonishing technological inventions with interactive... more

This magnificent monastery and its peaceful cloister have had a stormy history. In 1234 Pope Gregory IX made one of the Dominican friars Inquisitor, and in the same year, four other brothers lit the first fire of the Inquisitio... more

The best international conductors and artists perform in this concert hall. The programme includes opera and operetta, international singing competitions, recitals and ballet. The famous Capitole Orchestra, conducted by Michel... more

The largest green space in the city centre runs all the way from the Pont-Neuf to the Pont-Saint-Michel, along the river bank. It's one of the best places in the city for a walk. On sunny days, the entire right bank of the city... more

This is the only Ludothèque (games library) inside center city, but it's only for toddlers. The large 120-square-metre space is open to children up to six years old, under the supervision of their parents. Games offered range f... more