Depending on where you are from, you may wonder why we need to compile a list of good places to eat in Toulouse on Sundays and Mondays. Many businesses in France are closed one or two days per week to give their staff consistent days off
When you think of France, the first thing that comes to mind is probably its famous cuisine, with cheese being a central part of that.But with France being home to more than 1,000 varieties of cheese, the world of French cheese can initially seem intimidating.
So, you’re due to spend some time in Toulouse, and you’re looking for Toulouse day tours, right? Well, you’re in luck. Toulouse is an excellent base from which to explore. Within easy reach, you’ll find enchanting medieval towns, land rich with fabulous vineyards, and bustling
The more time one spends dining out and exploring food culture, the easier it gets to sometimes forget about the old and true comfort foods that never fail to brighten our mood. France’s most famous sandwich, the croque monsieur, is one such dish. On the surface,
When spending time in a foodie capital like Toulouse, booking a food tour or tasting experience is an excellent way to enjoy local specialties while gaining insights into the local food culture. There is, perhaps, no better shortcut to getting a feel for a city
Cheese and wine…do any two words fill a foodie with more excitement? There are hardly any topics in the world of food and drink that inspire more passion, and with passion comes endless specialization and variation. All over the world, cheesemakers and vintners are producing
Underpinning all outstanding cuisine is outstanding produce. Fortunately for us, Toulouse has no shortage of places to find first-class wine, cheese, meat and fish, fresh vegetables, and just about anything else you could want for your pantry. Previously on the blog, we’ve discussed the Best Wine
The fourth largest city in France, Toulouse offers a fabulous blend of old-world charm and vibrant modern living. The city’s iconic rugby and soccer teams attract large numbers of sports fans, while the city’s reputation as the number one student city in France means there
Known as La Ville Rose (The Pink City) for the prevalence of reddish pink “foraine” bricks in its historical architecture, Toulouse is a picturesque gem of a city. From peaceful strolls along the Garonne river or the Canal du Midi to time spent in the
So, you’ve arrived in Toulouse and you want a taste of local life and culture, of the city’s atmosphere and history. Well, there’s simply no better way to get to the heart of a French city than through its food culture. France, after all, is
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