Visit Toulouse

It is so easy to get around. As expected, it feels more like a "real life city" than the craziness of Paris. More French people than tourists from 'all over'. It was busy in the shopping areas and restaurants, but it did not feel over-crowded.

Estelle South Africa

Toulouse is a large and very vibrant city, with plenty of art, architecture, history, and music. We go for the opera, and I have not taken an opportunity to explore beyond the Place du Capitole. Driving can be difficult because of one-way streets at crazy angles, and the GPS is never up to date as roads are closed and directions are changed.

Erik France

When going out from the hotel I had the feeling I was already in someone else’s way like a pedestrian or even a car. At the same time , I was next to a restaurant table and trash containers. Beware of dog poo everywhere. Overall I found this city to be quite dirty and not taken care of properly. The things I liked were the historical places like the convent, the churches and the capitole. It is also nice to see small businesses supporting local artists and artisans.

Gergommi Finland

Beautiful city with old architecture, especially in the old center. Very lively in the evening, especially considering the number of students who work and live in the city. Central to South-West France, there is a very large choice of very good restaurants for all budgets.

Gilles-GlobalCitizen United Arab Emirates

Beautiful city - lovely historic buildings and the river and canal walks were excellent. Great selection of places to eat and drink and the city citizens were friendly and welcoming. Was great to see how many people used non fossil fuel forms of transportation and the public transport was super efficient and inexpensive

Nicholas

Saturday night in Toulouse is a tense and lively experience. A lot of police, people are tense. The next time we come to Toulouse we'll take a taxi to our restaurant in the evening. Sunday morning in the market was great.

Susannah France