6 Day Trip to Toulouse

St. Sernin was the first Bishop of Tolosa (as it was known in the 3rd century), and he was murder...

A straight forward museum in a brick red building: this a museum of some rather impressive antiqu...

Once upon a time this building was dedicated to Apollo, and then Emeperor Honorius decided that i...

One of the most elite houses in Toulouse built for the super rich aristocrats, the Hotel d'Asseza...

This 19th century water tower was converted into a photography exhibit in 1974. Once upon a time ...

Toulouse was where the Order of the Preachers was founded by St. Dominic. Coming to be known as D...

The name of this 16th century bridge translates into new bridge. It’s 220 metres long, has ...

A single mile of peaceful strolling through green-shaded pathways alongside quietly flowing water...

Consecrated in 1514, this church was converted into a museum when a bunch of art lovers got toget...

If the cathedral looks a little lopsided from the front, it’s because it’s not one co...

This Moorish villa contains the collections of Georges Labit, an amateur antiques enthusiasts who...

2.5 million items worth of natural history; if that isn’t enough of any appetite, then noth...

Peter Baudin commissioned this garden when he saw Dublin’s Japanese garden and decided that...

The idea of building this canal was toyed with by various powers for more than a thousand years b...

I can’t imagine how a space-themed park can go wrong. It can’t. The park is as much a...

The Second World War changed the world, and there are many popular perspectives of it. This museu...