Stay at home orders due to the spread of COVID-19 are the great distance equalizer. It doesn’t matter whether we’re two kilometers or 3,000 miles from Toulouse. None of us has the pleasure of sitting in a lovely chocolate shop in France, sipping a decadent
UPDATE: With the April 13th announcement that confinement will be extended until May 11th, with restaurants and bars not opening until a later date, all tours for the month of May have been cancelled and ticket sales for June have been put on hold until
March is going to be a fun month for things to do in Toulouse, with lots of spring wine fairs showcasing the new vintage just bottled, plus the start-up of night markets for the spring season (starting with les Carmes in March). And, though you
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