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The Capitole district is a feast for history lovers with its magnificent pink-brick buildings and Renaissance mansions. Wander cobblestone streets to discover the neoclassical Capitole building, Gothic Saint-Étienne Cathedral, and Church of the Jacobins. The vibrant main square buzzes with cafés and cultural events where you can soak up authentic French atmosphere without trying too hard.
Dining options range from upscale brasseries serving traditional cassoulet to charming bistros under red-brick arcades. Boutique hotels in converted historic buildings offer period charm with modern comforts. Getting around is simple with Metro Line A stopping directly at Capitole station, and most attractions are just a short walk away.
Carmes enchants visitors with medieval streets and Renaissance charm in the heart of Toulouse. Wander between Gothic churches, art galleries, and the stunning Musée des Augustins with its peaceful cloister garden. Cross the historic Pont Neuf or discover Notre-Dame de la Dalbade's remarkable architecture while exploring this artistic neighborhood.
Trendy cafés and intimate wine bars occupy vaulted cellars throughout the district, offering local specialties and Cahors wines. Stay in boutique hotels housed in centuries-old mansions with terracotta roofs and wrought-iron balconies. The neighborhood connects easily via Carmes and Esquirol metro stations, making city exploration a breeze.
Saint-Georges captivates with its characteristic pink brick buildings and charming pedestrian streets. Wander through the lively Place Saint-Georges where outdoor cafés buzz with locals. The neighborhood puts you steps away from cultural treasures like the Museum of the Augustins and Théâtre de la Cité while narrow cobblestone lanes reveal hidden courtyards.
Traditional brasseries serve classic Toulousain cuisine alongside modern bistros throughout this walkable district. Getting around is simple with Jean-Jaurès Metro Station nearby and plenty of pedestrian zones to explore. Boutique hotels in converted historic buildings offer accommodations with authentic French character.
Matabiau revolves around Toulouse's busy railway station, where the buzz of travelers and business types keeps things moving. The peaceful Canal du Midi offers a welcome escape with tree-lined paths perfect for a relaxing stroll. You'll find plenty of coffeehouses to fuel up before checking out cultural spots like the Café-Theatre Les 3T and Halle aux Grains Theater.
Budget-friendly hotels and quick-service eateries cater to folks passing through. Getting around couldn't be easier with high-speed trains, metro access, and abundant taxis connecting you to the rest of charming Toulouse in minutes.
Saint-Cyprien is an artsy riverside haven across the Garonne from Toulouse's bustling center. The tree-lined streets lead to cultural gems like Les Abattoirs museum and the vibrant Marché Saint-Cyprien. Locals stroll along the riverbank for stunning views of the city's pink-brick skyline. This neighborhood blends everyday French life with diverse cultural influences.
The dining scene offers everything from North African tagines to traditional cassoulet in casual bistros. Most travelers stay in charming B&Bs or apartment rentals that provide an authentic neighborhood experience. Getting around is simple with the Saint Cyprien-République metro station and plenty of walking paths along the Garonne.
If museums are on your list of things to see, you might want to browse the collections at Cité de l'Espace in Toulouse East. If you want to see more of the museums in Toulouse, Halle de la Machine isn't far either.
Place du Capitole is worth passing through for a few pics when in Toulouse City-Centre. You could also start your cultural experience by heading over to the cathedral in the area.
Wander the pink-hued streets of 'La Ville Rose,' admiring the grand Place du Capitole and Romanesque Basilica of Saint-Sernin. Savor cassoulet in cozy bistros before exploring the cutting-edge Cité de l'Espace, a theme park dedicated to space exploration.
If you need the flexibility to change your plans to Toulouse, most hotels offer refundable* bookable rates. You can see these properties by searching our site and using the "fully refundable" filter to narrow the results down.
Where should I stay in Toulouse if I'm looking for a budget-friendly accommodation?
Hôtel Le Pastel is an accommodation you might want to consider that'll save you money.
Where can I stay in Toulouse if I want a vacation home instead of a traditional hotel?
If you want a good alternative to a hotel, look over our selection of 110 vacation homes. In addition, there are 637 apartments and 9 condos.
What will the weather in Toulouse be like during my vacation?
The warmest months in Toulouse are usually August and July with an average temp of 70°F. January and February are the chilliest months when the average temp is 45°F. The rainiest months are November and May.
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Find out more about Toulouse
Find out more about Toulouse
Toulouse is a family-friendly place known for its historical sites. Activities like biking give you a chance to enjoy the outdoors while you're in town. Nature lovers can visit Garonne and Jardin des Plantes. While you're here, stop by Place du Capitole and Place Wilson.
