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 city’s
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
As France’s fourth-largest city, it should come as no surprise to hear that Toulouse is home to a wonderfully diverse range of cultural and culinary experiences. From its bustling food markets to historical buildings, calm green spaces, and top-class museums, Toulouse possesses something for everyone.
Planning a trip to Toulouse? There’s no better way to learn about your upcoming destination than by talking to locals, learning about the sights and attractions that might get neglected in the usual travel literature. With this in mind, we met up with some of
The south of France has it all to offer: historical cities and quaint villages, pristine beaches and azure waters, the colorful meadowlands of Provence, world-class wine and food, and museums filled with masterpieces of French art.The options available for holidaymakers in the south of France
Toulouse is undoubtedly one of Europe’s top rugby destinations. With five European cup victories to their name, local team Stade Toulousain is the most successful club team in European rugby. Domestically, Toulouse has won a record 21 French Championship titles, something the locals are deeply
Are you ready to get back to dining and drinking in Toulouse? It has been more than 6 months since we’ve stepped into a restaurant and basked in the warm, Toulousain hospitality while indulging in some serious fine dining. Even though we’ll have to wait a
I might be biased, but I think Toulouse is one of the best special place to spend the Christmas season. Since travel isn't really happening this year - and even those of us who live here need a little extra pick-me-up - I've got a
December is here, Christmas lights turn on around Toulouse tonight, non-essential businesses are back open (except for bars, restaurants, theaters, and indoor sports/dance), but we're still in a sort-of lockdown in France. Permission slips are still required to go outside, but if anyone's actually checking
It feels like déjà-vu all over again. We're back on lockdown in France for (at least) the month of November (though most likely longer). You'll forgive me if this newsletter is a bit late as my priorities flew out the window after Macron's Wendesday evening
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