Cugnaux Things to Do

Situated in the cinema district, this reasonably priced café is particularly popular with film-lovers. Order a freshly squeezed fruit juice, ice cream, croque-monsieur (a ham and cheese toasted sandwich) or a good beer. You wil... more

This modern building, situated in the centre of a park with a lake, is one of the main cultural centres in the South with more than 20,000 members and 950 seats. There are more than 50 shows every season, appealing to the wides... more

Situated on a wide and sunny paved street, the Sylène is opposite the Saint Etienne Cathedral and boasts a terrace overlooking the cathedral monument and its little square. The welcome is warm, the service both efficient and fr... more

Located in a charming (and slightly bourgeois) neighborhood, this music bar is nothing if not eclectic, with wooden tables, a large chimney, soft and bright colors, flowers, and an overall homey feel. Its two rooms have hosted... more

This large park surrounded by new buildings was created in 1981 to replace former military barracks. Long paths meander between flowerbeds and ponds to reach the Japanese Garden, which is designed like a traditional meditation... more

Situated in a charming street of old half-timbered houses, a Japanese Zen poster welcomes you to this interior courtyard. In the centre is a lake containing goldfish and a statue of Buddha, surrounded by greenery. All around, n... more

The Cinéma Utopia is a charming three-screen cinema decorated in baroque style with shiny, red velvet curtains shows a kaleidoscope of world films in original languages: English, Turkish, Japanese and Russian. New releases or o... more

Cave Poésie holds French song recitals, poetry readings and comedy evenings. Artists come to share their philosophies on life, death and love, and comedians improvise sketches based on themes suggested by the audience. Every mo... more

The Toulouse Cinémathèque is a member of the International Federation of Film Archives (FIAF) and the Association of European Cinémathèques (ACE); it also collaborates with various national and international organizations conce... more

Built by the Croix-de-Pierre neighborhood in the late 19th century, this church is tall, massive, and slightly strange looking since it is without a bell tower. The bells actually hang from the façade corner. However, the large... more