Impressive place especially the passage around the altar area impresses enormously. There are many wonderful details to see such as relics. The tomb is accessible. Free access

One of a kind! Absolutely must to be visited if you are in Toulouse. Unique architecture. There you can easily spend a lot of time, enjoying interior of this cathedral. Stunning frescoes. Next time will for sure visit it again :)

Impressive Basilica with some amazing history. Would recommend reading about it before you go, so you know what you are seeing. I liked the fact that it was free to visit even though it is a UNESCO world heritage site.

I enjoyed visiting this Basilica. It has a lot of historical significance for being on El Camino, The pilgrimage path to the shrine of St James the Greater in Santiago de Compostela. It is a UNESCO world Heritage site. And the building was absolutely fabulous. Of course it's free to enter as are all Catholic Churches. Very much recommended!

Big and Beautiful basilica, with original and interesting exterior architecture. It has relics of more than 200 saints.

A lovely church to visit with beautiful architecture, paintings and stained glass windows. A large church with plenty to explore. It is well worth a visit when in Toulouse

Impressive church with a nice garden and open spaces around it. Visiting is free, and well worth 15 minutes of your time. The crypts in particular are something you don’t see in most churches.

beautiful structure, so unique in color and style compared to other cathedrals in france which are mostly gothic. really worth a visit!

Beautiful church, located on the site of a previous basilica of the 4th century. Constructed in Romanesque style in the 11th/12th centuries it's supposed to be the largest Romanesque building in Europe and it is an UNESCO World Heritage Site on the route to Santiago de Compostela. It is large, beautifully build and certainly worth a visit if you are in the area.

Toulouse is my favourite French city. The atmosphere, romance and love is definitely in the air. This particular cathedral is something out of medieval France where it takes you to another dimension. I sat there for a good hour after a day of walking and exploring the city meditating and it felt amazing. I am hoping to explore the city in the future and definitely will visit this place again.

Very nice place for food and walking. It’s my third country of Europe. France Toulouse. There are many tourist here.

It is located on the site of an ancient 4th-century basilica that contained the body of Saint Saturninus or Sernin, the first bishop of Toulouse. One of the symbols of Toulouse, this brick and stone basilica is certainly imposing. It has a 21 meter high nave, whose vault is richly carved, it also has a wooden and gold-plated marble canopy, as well as medieval frescoes that are so vivid that they appear to move! Its style is Romanesque.

A world heritage site and wonderful church in the centre of Toulouse. The area around the church has gradually been improved so that it is now a lovely place to sit or stroll. The church itself is magical. Don’t miss the relics under the choir which can be visited for free

One of the most beautiful cathedrals I have ever seen. Absolutely worth it. I was fortunate to be there while there was a wedding and I could hear the church organ in full swing. Lovely experience.

Amazing place that you have to visit in Toulouse, One of the heritage sites in the UNESCO list is from France , and it has old history...

Impressive the size of this building, I strongly recommend to visit the Basilique Saint-Sernin in Toulouse.

If you love space, you will enjoy here. But be careful: - there are a loooot of kids everywhere, they scream, cut the waiting lines, run, disturbing your contemplation of the space immensity - the technical level is quite low, but it's fun to play some science games, everything is very interactive - unlike the museum, the garden is not even fun: in general it's a big playground for kids, and in particular the mir station has so many scretches on glasses that its almost impossible to watch inside, and the three accessible rooms terribly smell of fake

Could spend the whole day here easily, three floors and garden full of exhibits and fun interactive games along the way (even for 20 year olds!). We enjoyed both the Asteroids Hunter IMAX, which was in 3D surprisingly, and the planetarium show, as they had English audio. Very quiet on the Friday too. 👍🏼

Nice concept, very bad implementation. Half of the attractions are not on cuz of Covid. Huge cues everywhere. You can buy water only at the cafeteria (we asked at the restaurant but they send us to the cafeteria) which has 5 people behind the counter but only one cashier working…waited 20min for a bottle of water. Maybe vending machines? With a bit of better organization it could be very nice. Definitely overpriced the way it is.

We visited here on Saturday and were really impressed! So, so much to see, and really interesting! The weather when we visited made our visit even more perfect whilst viewing the outside areas. We loved that you could go inside some of the exhibits, and also the interactive features inside the main building. We went to the on-site restaurant for lunch, which was beautiful and really well priced. Well worth a visit 😊

A truly amazing space museum 😜 suitable for all ages. Inside you will find the history of the moon landing, Mars exploration and much more, with lots of interactive games so you can also understand the physics behind it. In addition, there is a section dedicated to atmospheric measurements. Outside the large park, as well as restaurants and bars, there are the various launchers, with faithful reproductions that can also be visited inside. At the end of the park is a reproduction of the Ariane. Last but not least, the cinema: I highly recommend the 2 shows (one where a stellarium is reproduced with an explanation of our solar system, and another show in 3D of a simulation of an asteroid hitting the earth). Arm yourself with patience for parking: it is free, but it takes a while to find parking on holidays.

Don’t even know how to describe this. The place is great of course with all manner of spacecraft and IMAX movies. However, a garbage man on a cart almost mowed down my 6-year old. Then he proceeded to laugh at him and my wife and then said several expletives in French and told her to go back home.

Great place, there were astronauts and scientists for free. And a very good place for children

Science can not get more international than space travel. Naturally, you’d think that everything at this site would be available at least in 2 languages. Unfortunately, that’s not the case since quite a few places can only be visited during live shows that are French only. Also, multiple exhibitions are closed at the moment (Pollux & Castor, the MIR Capsule, Build your own rocket), the entry fee did not decrease nonetheless. Still, you can learn a lot and marvel at the features of human engineering, the IMAX is also really nice.

very cute, for adults and especially for children, it combines fun, curiosity and lots of interesting information all in one. the lunar landing in the planetarium is very funny. It is recommended to spend a whole day there so as not to miss any of the shows and games.

This place is very interesting! I would recommend to go in the morning as we reached there late and we lost lots of shows, overall a nice experience especially the lunar expedition which was an unexpected surprise. I would definitely recommend it.

Fantastic experience for young and old. IMAX movies, planetarium, launch simulator, moon rock, spacecraft and many other displays.

This place made our day!🤩 So worth the ticket purchased. We went right after the opening and somehow managed to complete everything.. We kept priority to the shows. Only downside is there is just too much information there, so try to take occasional breaks by going to shows or having short breaks. Its fun and educative.. especially for kids. Highly recommended 👌

This place is a celebration of space travel and exploration, and it is a museum that offers an entertaining as well as educational approach to the topic of space. It is fun for kids and adults alike, there is something for everyone here, and the IMAX and planetarium showings in particular are really cool. There are both indoor as well as outdoor sections with lots of stuff to explore, so be sure to pay attention to the weather forecast before you go so you can bring appropriate clothing. You can easily spend a full day here, so bring snacks and water for your breaks. There are 3 restaurants and also food trucks here, but the queues are long!

It's your getaway to space, the place isn't as big as I expected it to be but there are plenty of attractions for grown-ups and kids alike. I enjoyed the IMAX show, the planetarium was a bit boring, it was too slow for my liking. Reducing a star because of the exorbitantly high entry fee. If you understand French, there are activities for an entire day but otherwise there are some shows available in French and Spanish which can be finished in half a day.

This serene garden tucked away in the busy streets of Toulouse. We have been in this area a few times but we were delighted to discovered this place today. It’s zen like and will give you some peace away from the main streets. It’s just adjacent to the main park. Lots of benches to sit and ponder about nothing , everything or anything.

Very educational and great depiction of the standard Japanese Gardens. I frequently go to Japan with my family and this site brings back good memories. Main difference is that in Japan, the waters are clear and not greenish like the pictures I've sent

If you love Japanese gardens, this a must see. You feel like you are in the countryside of Japan. Great place to relax and have a picnic.

Beautiful and relaxing garden in the heart of Toulouse, tucked away from the busy roads. There are benches and wooden houses to sit and rest or read a book. Nice place to hangout and relax.

Actually it's only a park with a small part designed in Japanese style, nothing more. However the entrance is free which compensate a little bit the disappointment. 15 minutes take to circle around the garden.

A good representation of a Japanese garden although the build quality of features like the bridge are not entirely in keeping, but that's being quite nit picking. Although fairly busy it was still possible to find a tranquil spot to contemplate.

Truly peaceful, absolutely beautiful views and some great spots for photos. We had a great time walking around in the rain, which made the park even quieter.

It's such a super beautiful and lovely place you have to visit in Toulouse. I was there in the automn. I think this place is so beautiful and you can see different colors in each season. There was amazing silence there, in the middle of the busy city area you can find there and keep calm.

It's nice to visit this place, you can relax and enjoy the nice view and children will differently enjoy playing on the playground. It sad that "Japanese Garden is under renovation, so we didn't see inside, but next time we visit hopefully it's open, and for sure we will go back to visit this place in Toulouse.

I visited here for the first time on February 19th 2023 and several spots were under the constructions including a pond by a small red bridge so I didn’t take much pictures because it wasn’t pretty with all the construction background😢 But it should be done by now according to the notice they posted. If you’re already living in or around Toulouse, it’s a peaceful and nice park to visit which also has a restaurant(‘Barricot’/they operate it as a cafe as well during weekdays) just next to the park. However if you’re a traveller for only one or two days, I wouldn’t recommend this place. It’s a good one but not a best place to go. Like all gardens, it must be prettier when the weather is warm. Personally, I would visit here for next spring again.

Inside Compass-Caffarelli gardens, there is a small but beautiful Japanese garden. In good style, uses the water, rocks, etc to represent nature: the lakes, seas, mountains, etc. The control and love of nature in equal measure to use simplicity to create beauty. Less than 20 mins walk from the Capitole. I must see if you are in the area.

Despite the ongoing maintenance, this was a lovely and peaceful experience. Small, but very thought-out and rich garden.

Very beautiful! Benches all around to sit on as well as a grassy slope so ideal for reading out in the sunshine or spending time with friends. Peaceful and relatively quiet considering its location and popularity. Free to enter with no tickets required. A must visit if you find yourself in Toulouse.

Jardin Japonais offers a serene and tranquil environment, perfect for finding inner peace. The garden is beautifully designed, and a leisurely tour takes about 15 minutes. It's a hidden gem in Toulouse that provides a wonderful escape from the hustle and bustle of the city.

Beautiful Japanese garden with a large koi/carp pond. Just sit and relax in the tranquil surroundings or read a book.

One of the best free sightseeing in Toulouse! Very clean park with a Japanese gardenscape! The red bridge in the middle of the garden is the perfect spot to turn down the Instagram! A must visit

The actual Japanese garden is a rather small part of the gardens. It is however very nice and well maintained, quite picturesque. You need perhaps 15 mins to see everything there.

Is a place that must be definitely visited in Toulouse. Everything is done accordingly to the laws of making Japanese gardens. Calm spot in the middle of the town. Everything is very tidy..here you can rest and calm your mind.

Not a big ad some Japanese gardens I've been to, but tranquil and pleasant to stroll through. Had a cool traditional home/ structure by the pond with informative signs reusing Japanese culture and esthetics. Very well maintained. Just outside, there're several kids playground for range of ages, as well as a patio Cafe bar with drinks and snacks.

Living here in Toulouse for almost two years but never visited even once. Last week, I got off from Compans Caffarelli station. It was less than five minutes walk and decided to go in this park. It was small park but really breathtaking. It was sunny day so I even appreciated the place. It brings me back to Japan at that moment. I will come visit again with my family.

Really pretty, the Japanese gardens are relatively small but they are located inside a park so you can walk around. It’s free to entry, very well maintained (clean and the plants look amazing), overall a really calm space to relax a bit.

Beautiful Japanese garden to visit, clean and peaceful. Free to visit. A must go to place to add to a day of exploring!

Impressed by how well maintained is this garden. Japanese gardens need a lot of caring and maintenance. This place has been opened for many years and still it is really well looked after and enjoyable to walk there! Highly recommended if yo are in the area 🧑‍🌾👩‍🌾🌿🌱🪴🇯🇵

The idea of creating a corner of Japan inside the park is very nice. very suggestive and well kept unlike the park which seems a little abandoned. the Japanese garden is not accessible to everyone due to the stairs and small paths on the rocks

The gardens were free to enter. Well maintained, pretty raked garden and Japanese style bridge over water with koi and lots of interesting shaped trees and equally interesting artwork. There is a small cafe and public toilet facilities behind the cafe. Also a children’s play park with various things like massive climbing rope frame.

The chapel and cloisters are beautiful, and the panels are informative and well thought out. The pineapple ceiling is truly an impressive piece of engineering. However, the highlight of the visit was the temporary exhibit about the opera of Toulouse, which was really quite extraordinary. The sheer number of exhibits in that one room was almost overwhelming. Would highly recommend for anyone who enjoys the theatre!

A magnificent couvent, but my favorite is the garden. It brings harmony to the whole architecture. The garden in the middle of the couvent creates a peaceful and serene setting. EXTREMELY RECOMMENDED

Loved that place. The couvent itself was amazing with the sun reflecting throughout the windows, giving a mystic atmosphere. But my favorite part was the cloister! Beautiful and so peaceful place. I even managed a little power nap on the long chairs provided. The exhibition on Capitole opera was amazing! Highly recommend it! 👌

A deeply moving experience. After reading much of the writings of Saint Thomas Aquinas, I was delighted to see his reliquary in the main altar of the church. The apse of the church is a glorious rainbow of colors bathing the main altar. Be sure to visit the cloister adjoining the church. A very beautiful and peaceful setting. You can imagine the monks walking through in deep contemplation.

The rather austere brick façade of this church in a former convent conceals a magnificent and lofty interior with slender columns that sustain palm-like vaults. The last one, near the apses, is particularly spectacular. A must-visit if you think you could admire Medieval Gothic architecture. Admission is free.

Love the gotic church a lot. Never had been in such structure, only the traditional one, three or five alleys bit never on two. The space is awesome from the interior or its presence on the exterior. What is making me think is the almost lgbtq+ art installation inside. Oh you have the remains of St Thomas Aquino inside. Pretty awesome.

Beautiful building with pretty angles and alcoves. Wasn't too sure about the lights at 1st but do feel they helped showcase the stained glass

Nice relaxing place with a lot of history, a very nice place to stroll around admiring the artichecture

It's worth a visit. Entrance to the temple is free, but for €5 per person you can visit the courtyard of the monastery and an exhibition about the opera housed in the same place.

Absolutely loved this place. The sun was shining through the stained glass and looked amazing. The palm vaulting is fascinating. Worth paying to go into the cloisters. We were lucky because a pianist was practising for a recital and the music really enhanced our visit.

Although we had hopes before arriving, our expectations were far exceeded. A fascinating and unique place historically, culturally, architecturally..

Impressive church, the monastery is worth a visit. Good gift shop too.

Impressive Jacobin church with serene atmosphere. Free to enter, with boards around providing information in French, English and Spanish. The stain glass windows look great. You can pay €5 to go into the cloister area, which includes beach chairs to sit on. Well worth a visit to the church, even if you don't go into the cloister.

Went to see and hear Le Dialogue des Carmélites. No overdubbing so very difficult to understand the Dialogue indeed. No compensation offered. The only consolation was a better seat. A special star to Mr Herrero who tried as best as he could to save the day. I'm hoping to receive an email with some kind of compensation in the near future

Beautiful show. Amazing performance. Strapontin should be reduced price as it isn't very comfortable for a long show.

Stunning theatre. Today's performance of Rusalka was epic. The building has excellent acoustics and if all the performances are as good as this, I'd be there every week if I lived here.

Kader Belarbi is a genius. Just watched the ballet Don Quichotte. Beyond beautiful. Must go to opera house if you are anywhere near Toulouse. Been standing there for hundreds of years. God I love historic places. And art.

Musically good (if somewhat visually unimaginative) performance of Mozart's Figaro, BUT the seats are the most uncomfortable I've experienced in any theatre anywhere. To the point that the constant shuffling of uncomfortable people becomes a distraction.

There is no word to explain my feeling. Everything good w their staff. When you enter you welcome with the smile faces all around you. Ils sont gentils! Thanks to all!

Really enjoy the shows at the Opera. Today was a mélange of three ballet performances. The seating and floor and wall finishes need some TLC as it is starting to show serious wear and tear! This is Toulouse's jewel and the Mairie and Metropole should take care of it! It would be really nice if they offered finger food and a proper selection of non-alcoholic drinks in the intermissions, instead of just champagne. And in addition to coffee maybe some hot chocolate in the same espresso cups for the younger ones !

Toulouse is always a pleasure to visit and the theatre is a truly entertaining and enjoyable reason to spend time in this beautiful city.

It was a different experience, but I won't go the 2nd time

Looking great, even though a bit cheap, as all the used materials are fake, but I guess it's usual. Many shows, ballet etc.

The performances are always top quality and wide in range. I've thoroughly enjoyed the concerts and operas I've seen here. I also appreciate the subtitling. It makes it much more accessible.

The theatre is well managed with many staff to guide the guests.

The museum is located in an old convent and it's a very beautiful gothic architectural gem. The collection is also beautiful with paintings and sculptures from the middle ages, a small collection but worth seeing The cafe in the ethrium middle of the building is also a plus. The museum is free and there was no waiting time.

The location itself and the cloister are just amazing. Such a shame the museum with its permanent collection is currently closed for construction. But the ongoing temporary exhibition is very nice and interesting.

Spectacular hidden gem. Lovely building with exciting exhibitions. Although we missed the galleries upstairs due to refurb work. Highly recommended if you want to get long in time in the middle of town!

A rather small museum but very condensed and interesting!...

Free and pretty.. the doors are hard to find but if you ask they will let you know where is the church

Unfortunately, the museum is on renovation until 2025..., but the garden and a small exhibition are open. Also, there is a small caffe still working. So, I recommend visiting!

Beautiful museum but partially closed.

What a beautiful building! We loved everything we saw, the paintings and the sculptures! We took so many pictures with my friend! Unique!

Currently big part is closed but it is still worth to see open part

Beautiful building with your normal classical art. Was being worked on so parts of building we could bot visit. Coffee was a good price.

Nice little gallery in the grounds of an old convent, the cloisters were particularly attractive 👍

One of the places my son and I have enjoyed very much. He even took a power nap there and I take the opportunity to tank one more time to the very kind lady at the entrance of the light room, for letting him sleep on her chair. This is an old convent transformed in a museum with a beautiful patio garden with heavenly smelling roses and other beautiful plants that give these place a short of calmness and tranquility that you could only find in a church environment. On the other hand all the sculptures and artworks around compliment the settlement very well and the way the artwork is exposed, displayed is just fab. Loved it! 🙏

Truly a wonderful museum of Toulouse. Museum entry free 12 Euro per adult and school or college concession available in the entry free. Some world class oil painting and collection of old historical items in one place. Must watch place in Toulouse. Highly Recommended.

A place you can not miss if you visit Toulouse. Not expensive and full of art. You can rest and take some sun in the garden inside. Staff is not nice, they look like they hate working there but after that you will have a blast inside.

I paid 6 euro just to see one floor. The museum is two floors but the second one was closed!! The museum itself is nice but i don't think it was worth the money. There was a temporary exhibition when i went there so i have managed to see more than what i was supposed to. But still didn't satisfy me.

Nice to take a rest by the water, with a view on the Pont Neuf.

Visiting Pont Neuf was a truly delightful experience. An enchanting bridge with unique captivating charm. The views of the Garonne river are quite stunning. It looks even more beautiful at night as the bridge illuminates the city creating a romantic atmosphere. There's an area under the bridge where you can gather with friends & hang out by the water. An absolute must-visit while in Toulouse.

A pretty nice ancient bridge on the Garonne river. From there, you can get a pretty view on the city. It can be easily crossed by bike thanks to dedicated lanes. This makes it easy to include it in you bike trips. A must see.

Beautiful bridge, especially at night when it's all lit up. Great atmosphere of an evening.

The best viewing spot for Pont Neuf is at the northern edge of Prairie des Filtres, a popular public park and playground on the left bank of the Garonne. This old bridge was called Pont Neuf (New Bridge) when it replaced Pont de la Daurade, just a few meters downstream. Only one arch of that older bridge is visible and still standing.

All are so beautiful as sky, environment, river, buildings, road, walking street, cycling path, and so on. The bridge and environment around here are so nice. As you can see in pics without making up the image at all. Yeah, this city is so beautiful as the taken pics. People are friendly and helpful with tourists as my experiences. You will love it. Also, I really love transportation in the city, it is so convenient and easy. The 5 stars are from my impressions and immense love in this city. It has no opinion of my desires in revisiting this city once more time. Lol

Best place to relax. Great view of Garonne river and architecture around. One can feel great. Good place to have party with friends.

Every self-respecting city has a beautiful and historically special bridge with this name. Same here. Countless young people gather down by the water in the evening for a picnic. The places for this extend to the next Bridget Saint Pierre. Unfortunately, the Garonne flows so little here that a disgusting smell spreads in summer due to algae. But the real highlight of the bridge is in a pillar: the devil sees everything.

Amazing place to hangout during evening time.

The "new bridge" which is the oldest in Toulouse :) A fascinating place to just sit and relax. The locals hangout here and balmy summer evenings with a beer , lying on the grass alongside the mighty Garonne in front of you are a magical sight. The ambience of this place is jovial and equally fun for children as well. The boat trip which you must take from here is fun as it takes you along the river.

Enjoyed our experience during Bastille Day (14th July 2023) here at Pont Neuf.

Bridge offers good views of river and Toulouse. Nice place to walk day or night

I would say this is a 4 star bridge. Not as magnifique as its namesake in Paris, but beautiful views in the day and looks idyllic as the sun sets at night. You are also able to walk along the river side and under the bridge which is a nice addition.

An iconic bridge in Toulouse, and it is still beautiful when it is foggy in the morning. A great morning walk along the river. I will always remember this bridge when I think of the city of Toulouse.

Splendid views from this spot

Nice place to hang out around sunset, very popular

Amazing experience lovely day great views !

Beautiful bridge that spans the Garonne River in Toulouse. It's the oldest bridge in the city and offers stunning views of the water and the surrounding buildings. The history behind the bridge is also impressive. It is also a great spot for a romantic walk or a peaceful moment alone.

Amazing museum, has 4 permanent expositions and a temporary one. The cost ( with a student discount) was 8€. You can, with the same ticket, also visit a botanical garden with a couple of greenhouses. Recommend especially for people with kids.

Incredibly interesting museum of natural history! Very interactive and fun. If you're in Toulouse definitely visit it because it doesn't take long (1-2h depending on your curiosity )

Very nice museum. It has very different sections from a huge variety of animals to earth plaquettes and science.. Most stuff are only explained in French, thus the 1 point deduction. It also has a nice garden with different types of trees which is nice to walk in.. In general would recmend as it offers good value for money

The permanent exhibit is all in French but very cool display of animals and resources on the planet. The museum has a rotating exhibit that usually is in Spanish and English as well as French. The mummy exhibit I saw was a 10/10. Loves it.

Was nice in December 2012 still the best place to go with the kids, especially during heat waves. For more stars one nice cafe/lunch; and one beautiful botanic garden, small but nice and fresh.

The star rating is not representative of the museum but i had to leave a feedback to mention that you cannot get inside the museum with a back pack if its a bit big or of course any luggage as they do not have a storage to leave your things. It is reasonable due to the valuables inside the museum and the guard was really kind

Entering the Museum of Toulouse is like setting off on an exciting journey through the marvels of nature and science. It has captivating interactive installations and thoughtfully designed exhibits, it ignites curiosity and beckons exploration. If you fascinate evolution, astronomy, or anthropology, this museum caters to diverse interests, ensuring an unforgettable experience for visitors of every age.

Free admission on the 1st Sunday every month. Worthed to visit with the family and for education purpose.

Loved the collection here. It is a great place to visit for all ages, be it children, mid adults or even older adults. The place has something for everyone. The made up pieces, few originals, everything.. the second floor has the animal stages of life brilliantly displayed. The animals and the categories are something you will have to spend a lot of time into. There is no hurry, the bone sculptures are really well maintained. The price is reasonable, not out of the box. At the end, you'll come out feeling that what you got is worth the money spent.

Pretty good museum. We could highlight the huge collection of insects. Unfortunately apart from the skeletons the animals are reproductions and not taxidermy. Be sure you arrive at the last part of African artifacts with time.

Nice stuff. Although the permanent exhibitions are only in French , the museum is very well designed.

The Muséum de Toulouse is a modern, well structured natural history museum with an adjacent botanical garden. Be aware however, that the descriptions of the exhibits in the permanent exhibition are only in french. There's only one short summary in english and spanish per room. The exhibits range from minerals to stuffed animals. There's also quite a few videos and interactive screens. I would plan around 2 hours for the visit.

Nestled in the heart of Toulouse, the Muséum de Toulouse is a true gem that seamlessly weaves together the wonders of nature and the marvels of science. My recent visit left me thoroughly impressed, and I can confidently say that this museum stands out as a captivating destination for all ages. The Muséum de Toulouse boasts an extensive collection that spans the realms of paleontology, botany, zoology, and anthropology. The well-curated exhibits showcase a harmonious blend of educational content and immersive displays, making it an enriching experience for both enthusiasts and casual visitors. One of the standout features of the museum is its commitment to interactive learning. From hands-on exhibits for children to cutting-edge digital installations for adults, the Muséum strikes a perfect balance that fosters curiosity and engagement. The incorporation of modern technology, such as interactive touchscreens and virtual reality, enhances the learning experience and brings the exhibits to life in a way that is both educational and entertaining. The paleontology section, in particular, is a highlight. The meticulously reconstructed dinosaur skeletons and fossils provide a fascinating journey through prehistoric times. The attention to detail and the informative signage make it easy for visitors to grasp the significance of each specimen, appealing to both experts and novices alike. The botanical gardens surrounding the museum are a tranquil oasis in the midst of the city. The well-maintained green spaces offer a welcome respite, inviting visitors to relax and absorb the natural beauty. It's a thoughtful addition that complements the museum experience and allows for a holistic exploration of the wonders of the natural world. The Muséum's commitment to conservation and environmental awareness is evident throughout the exhibits. Themes of sustainability and the impact of human activity on the planet are seamlessly integrated into the displays, encouraging visitors to reflect on their role in preserving our ecosystems. The staff at the Muséum de Toulouse are not only knowledgeable but also passionate about their subjects. Their enthusiasm is contagious, and they are always ready to share insights and answer questions, adding a personal touch to the overall experience.

Interesting museum with natural history & science, every first week of the months we will get free entrance for permanent exhibitions museum I like to be in the animal specimens area. All explanation are in french which is not tourist friendly, like museum provides very minimum demonstration or introduction in English. But overall worth to visit here!

Amazing exhibits. This was really fun and made me smile 🙂🙂 Great for the entire family, and the Jardin des Plantes is an amazingly beautiful Greenspan with a lot of kids playing and people lounging and relaxing on the grass and under the trees. Follow @singlemomfunandtravel on yourube for full commentary

I think I would have enjoyed more if I knew french, because everything written about the attractions are in french. Of course, you can always translate nowadays so its not really a problem, but it takes more time to do it. Despite of that, it was a very nice experience and the place is very well organized. I liked it a lot.

It’s a very interesting museum with natural history and science. The most fascinating part is definitely the animal specimens. Since it’s only the beginning of March, the garden is not attractive at all, which I totally understand. For non-French speakers, the museum provides very minimum demonstration or introduction in English. However, it’ll still take you around 2.5 hours to visit.

(Translated by Google) We have the pleasure of working with Aloys and are very satisfied with his services as a wealth management advisor. He understood our financial needs very well and took the time to conduct in-depth interviews to assess our goals. This personalized approach has made it possible to develop a tailor-made management strategy which perfectly meets our expectations. It is a pleasure to see a passionate advisor who has a perfect command of his subject. We also particularly appreciated his teaching style and the clarity with which he explains the different investment options. We can only recommend the Garonne Patrimoine firm. (Original) Nous avons le plaisir de travailler avec Aloys et nous sommes très satisfaits de ses services en tant que conseiller en gestion de patrimoine. Il a très bien compris nos besoins financiers et a pris le temps de mener des entretiens approfondis pour évaluer nos objectifs. Cette approche personnalisée a permis de développer une stratégie de gestion sur mesure qui correspond parfaitement à nos attentes, ça fait plaisir de voir un conseiller passionné et qui maitrise parfaitement son sujet. Nous avons également particulièrement apprécié sa pédagogie et la clarté avec laquelle il explique les différentes options d'investissement. Nous ne pouvons que recommander le cabinet Garonne Patrimoine.

(Translated by Google) If wealth management scares you but you want to find solutions to optimize my savings, consider a provident fund or simply think about your retirement, don't hesitate! Make an appointment with Mr COMBES. Thanks to his patience and his reactivity, he will be able to advise you and put you in confidence as he did for me. I highly recommend. (Original) Si la gestion de patrimoine vous fait peur mais que vous souhaitez trouver des solutions pour optimiser mon épargne, envisager une prévoyance ou tout simplement penser à votre retraite, n'hésitez plus! Prenez rendez-vous avec Mr COMBES. Grâce à sa patience et sa réactivité, il saura vous conseiller et vous mettre en confiance comme il l'a fait pour moi. Je recommande vivement.

(Translated by Google) I recommend this wealth manager, both for the quality of his listening and for the sound advice he was able to give me. I particularly appreciated the very detailed presentation he gave me with graphics and simple explanations on subjects that are not always simple. That's why I thank him by posting this review. (Original) Je recommande ce gestionnaire de patrimoine, tant pour la qualité de son écoute que pour les conseils avisés qu'il a pu me donner. J'ai notamment apprécié la présentation très détaillée qu'il m'a fourni avec des graphiques et des explications simples sur des sujets qui ne le sont pas toujours. C'est pourquoi je le remercie en postant cet avis.

(Translated by Google) Very satisfied with the support provided. The explanations provided were clear. The person who took care of me was very attentive and made sure that she answered my needs, as well as all of my questions/apprehensions. I am convinced by the result. I recommend! (Original) Très satisfaite de l'accompagnement réalisé. Les explications fournies étaient limpides. La personne qui m'a prise en charge était très à l'écoute et s'assurait qu'elle répondait à mon besoin, ainsi qu'à l'ensemble de mes questions / appréhensions. Je suis convaincue par le résultat. Je recommande!

(Translated by Google) I have been working with Nicolas for 3 years, following several appointments we have put in place solutions to optimize my savings, prepare for my retirement and review my pension cover. Always available and professional, I recommend! (Original) Je travaille avec Nicolas depuis 3 ans, suite à plusieurs rendez vous nous avons mis en place les solutions pour optimiser mon épargne, préparer ma retraite et revoir ma couverture prévoyance. Toujours disponible et professionnel, je recommande !

(Translated by Google) Partner of Garonne Patrimoine, I have the privilege of being able to work with Nicolas COMBES, a more than competent asset manager, attentive to the needs of his clients and available. It is the only one in Toulouse in which I have enough confidence to recommend it to all my clients, because I know that they will be in the hands of an objective and transparent professional. Whether on specific investments or more general advice on asset management, Nicolas will be able to guide you with pedagogy to make your savings profitable or prepare for your retirement, for example. He knows how to adapt to each situation and will provide you with a tailor-made service! Congratulations Nicolas for the quality of the work carried out, and also to Aloys SIKORA, his collaborator, for the seriousness and rigor he demonstrates. Looking forward to continuing this partnership. (Original) Partenaire de Garonne Patrimoine, j'ai le privilège de pouvoir travailler avec Nicolas COMBES, un gestionnaire de patrimoine plus que compétent, à l’écoute des besoins de ses clients et disponible. C’est le seul sur Toulouse en qui j’ai assez confiance pour le recommander auprès de tous mes clients, car je sais qu’ils seront entre les mains d’un professionnel objectif et transparent. Que ce soit sur des placements spécifiques ou des conseils plus généraux sur la gestion des avoirs, Nicolas saura vous guider avec pédagogie pour rentabiliser votre épargne ou préparer votre retraite par exemple. Il sait s’adapter à chaque situation et vous rendra un service sur-mesure ! Bravo Nicolas pour la qualité du travail effectué, et également à Aloys SIKORA, son collaborateur, pour le sérieux et la rigueur dont il fait preuve. Au plaisir de continuer ce partenariat.

(Translated by Google) Garonne Patrimoine is an investment consulting firm that we recommend for the professional qualities of its manager Nicolas Combes with whom we have been working for several years. Good support, availability and good advice on asset transfer and investment strategies. (Original) Garonne Patrimoine est un cabinet de conseil en investissement que nous recommandons pour les qualités professionnelles de son dirigeant Nicolas Combes avec lequel nous collaborons depuis plusieurs années. Bon accompagnement, disponibilité et bons conseils sur les stratégies de transmission de patrimoine et de placement.

(Translated by Google) Great advisor, Nicolas explains really well and puts us in a relationship of trust in the management of all our files. I recommend ! (Original) Super conseiller , Nicolas explique vraiment bien et nous met en relation de confiance dans la gestion de tous nos dossiers. Je recommande !

(Translated by Google) I would like to express my greatest satisfaction with Garonne heritage for its exceptional wealth management service. It has been more than two years since I called on Mr Nicolas Combes and I am impressed by his competence, his responsiveness and his valuable advice. In addition to his professional expertise, Mr. Combes took the time to explain in detail all the possible options and answered my questions with patience. I highly recommend Garonne Patrimoine to anyone looking for a trusted professional to manage their assets. (Original) Je tiens à exprimer ma plus grande satisfaction envers Garonne patrimoine pour son service de gestion de patrimoine exceptionnel. Cela fait plus de deux ans que j’ai fait appel à Mr Nicolas Combes et je suis impressionné par sa compétence, sa réactivité et ses précieux conseils. En plus de son expertise professionnelle, Mr Combes a pris le temps d'expliquer en détail toutes les options possible et a répondu à mes questions avec patience. Je recommande vivement Garonne Patrimoine à tous ceux qui recherchent un professionnel de confiance pour la gestion de leur patrimoine.

(Translated by Google) I wanted to thank Mr. Combes and the entire Garonne Patrimoine firm for their professionalism, their expertise and the advice they gave me. I highly recommend!! (Original) Je tenais à remercier Monsieur Combes et tout le cabinet Garonne Patrimoine pour leur professionnalisme, leur expertise et les conseils qu’ils m’ont apportés. Je recommande vivement!!

(Translated by Google) I spoke to Mr. Combes on the phone who gave me excellent advice with some very good ideas for saving money. His explanations were very clear and I can only recommend him. (Original) J'ai eu M. Combes au téléphone qui m'a donné d'excellents conseils avec des très bonnes idées pour faire des économies. Ses explications étaient très claires et je ne peux que le recommander.

(Translated by Google) As a broker, I can only highly approve and recommend the Garonne Patrimoine firm. It has become rare to meet advisors who are attentive, professional and competent. By contacting Garonne Patrimoine, you can be sure of being perfectly taken care of, thanks to the monitoring provided by Nicolas Combes and Aloys Sikora. The feedback I received from my clients to whom I recommended their services was unanimously positive, their expectations having been more than met. (Original) En tant que courtière, je ne peux que vivement approuver et recommander le cabinet Garonne Patrimoine. Il est devenu rare de rencontrer des conseillers à la fois attentifs, professionnels et compétents. En vous adressant à Garonne Patrimoine, vous pouvez être sûr d'être parfaitement pris en charge, grâce au suivi assuré par Nicolas Combes et Aloys Sikora. Les retours que j'ai reçus de mes clients à qui j'ai recommandé leurs services ont été unanimement positifs, leurs attentes ayant été plus que satisfaites.

(Translated by Google) Nicolas Combes has been following me for 2 years now, he has a very educational approach and adapts to your level of knowledge of the different products he offers. He offers personalized follow-up which is very appreciable. I recommend without hesitation! (Original) Nicolas Combes me suit depuis 2 ans maintenant, il a une approche très pédagogique et s’adapte à votre niveau de connaissance des différents produits qu’il propose. Il offre un suivi personnalisé qui est très appréciable. Je recommande sans hésitation !

(Translated by Google) As a broker, I highly recommend this firm. These days it is quite rare to come across advisors who know how to listen, be professional and competent. By using the services of Garonne Patrimoine, you are sure to be in good hands thanks to the impeccable support of Nicolas Combes and Aloys Sikora. I have only good feedback from clients to whom I have recommended their services, expectations have been largely met. It will always be a pleasure to cooperate with you. (Original) En ma qualité de courtière, je recommande vivement ce cabinet. De nos jours il est assez rare de tomber sur des conseillers qui savent être à l’écoute, professionnels et compétents. En faisant appel aux services de Garonne Patrimoine, vous êtes certains d’être entre de bonnes mains grâce au suivis irréprochable de Nicolas Combes et Aloys Sikora. Je n’ai que que de bons retours des clients auxquels j’ai recommandé leurs services, les attentes ont été largement respectées. Ce sera toujours un plaisir de coopérer avec vous.

Cathedral in need of work. Nevertheless it is very big, we can clearly see the contrast of the two parts. It deserves more attention because it has a lot of potential. Otherwise it's a must to see in town ⛪️

Saint Stephen's Cathedral, AKA Cathédrale St-Etienne, is a magnificent building that has a variety of architectural styles. The gorgeous mix that is currently visible was built over a period of 4 centuries, from the thirteenth to the seventeenth. When inside, the uneven height of the ceiling gives revelers the impression that they are visiting more than one building. It also adds a unique character that will leave a lasting impression.

The most important landmark in Toulouse. The interior is beautiful and the decorations are exquisite. The neighborhood is quiet.

Love the faded splendeur of some of this place. You can get a real sense of it’s history. And when I was there the organist was practising - so atmospheric.

Really nice cathedral, no tickets are needed. You can marvel craftmanship from 13.-17. centuries. Definitely worth visit.

Infamous in Toulouse because of it's misaligned windown/entrance, the incorrect Roman numeral for '4' on the clock, and a mismatch of design styles - I love the character of the building and the stories told by its imperfections, worth checking out !

An absolute must Beautiful cathedral, no matter how many others you would have visited.

Very impressive cathedral. Free to enter and walk about. The stain glass windows are really amazing, and the main atrium is just huge. There are an inexplicable number of confession booths. Why so many?

This Cathedral is a magnificent example of multiple architecture styles in Toulouse. It is over 800 years old and is filled with stunning stained glass windows and beautiful sculptures. It's a peaceful and serene space, perfect for quiet contemplation or simply admiring the beauty of the building. The history behind this place is also impressive. A must-visit for those in Toulouse.

A very beautiful cathedral from which from the outside, you would never have expected the beauty inside. Free to go in, quiet as you would expect, and a lovely place to reflect

Beautiful cathedral in Toulouse. Some sections under construction. The pipe organ is huge (13 tons), I wish we could have heard it play. The statues, chapels, and alter surroundings were beautiful. I loved the layout with the ornate plaques for the stations of the cross going around behind the alter and near the chapels. Their website needs updated. It stated there was mass at 6:30PM Saturday and there was not. We went to a nearby church instead.

Not a very big collection of paintings and even fewer sculptures. The building was beautiful. Should cost less. Too many security measures....

Sadly the Hotel is under work at the moment. But the court is amazing and shows a well preserved architecture.

Closed for construction work nowadays. But still it generates a little WoW moment when stepping in from outside

Unfortunately when we got there it was closed.Aparently most if the places are closed on Mondays! but the place itself has a strong vibe if you are to think this has been built and still standing in great condition more then 500 years ago. We would have loved to visit the inside. Maybe next time

Wasn't crazy about the collection and the refurbishment of the building seems to have removed any original features/charm

A remarkable gallery, rarely crowded. An asrounding collection to find outside a 'major' gallery. A roomful of Bonnards! No less than 5 Cranachs... I could go on. The terrace cafe is a perfect spot for a nice lunch. Being France, the gallery closes for lunch. Just set yourself down, order something tasty, a good rose helps too.... then have a relaxed afternoon browsing some brilliant art. The building alone is pretty stunning, a 16th century merchant's place.

sadly it's closed for indoor visits, but you can still see the courtyard

A must see for anyone visiting Toulouse. A rich collection in a magnificent place.

If you need a quiet place to collect your thoughts and view beautiful and creative art, look no further. This museum has three levels of European art was a nice and quiet getaway from the busy roads. My favorite paintings were by Henri Edmund Cross.

The chapel and cloisters are beautiful, and the panels are informative and well thought out. The pineapple ceiling is truly an impressive piece of engineering. However, the highlight of the visit was the temporary exhibit about the opera of Toulouse, which was really quite extraordinary. The sheer number of exhibits in that one room was almost overwhelming. Would highly recommend for anyone who enjoys the theatre!

A magnificent couvent, but my favorite is the garden. It brings harmony to the whole architecture. The garden in the middle of the couvent creates a peaceful and serene setting. EXTREMELY RECOMMENDED

Loved that place. The couvent itself was amazing with the sun reflecting throughout the windows, giving a mystic atmosphere. But my favorite part was the cloister! Beautiful and so peaceful place. I even managed a little power nap on the long chairs provided. The exhibition on Capitole opera was amazing! Highly recommend it! 👌

A deeply moving experience. After reading much of the writings of Saint Thomas Aquinas, I was delighted to see his reliquary in the main altar of the church. The apse of the church is a glorious rainbow of colors bathing the main altar. Be sure to visit the cloister adjoining the church. A very beautiful and peaceful setting. You can imagine the monks walking through in deep contemplation.

The rather austere brick façade of this church in a former convent conceals a magnificent and lofty interior with slender columns that sustain palm-like vaults. The last one, near the apses, is particularly spectacular. A must-visit if you think you could admire Medieval Gothic architecture. Admission is free.

Love the gotic church a lot. Never had been in such structure, only the traditional one, three or five alleys bit never on two. The space is awesome from the interior or its presence on the exterior. What is making me think is the almost lgbtq+ art installation inside. Oh you have the remains of St Thomas Aquino inside. Pretty awesome.

Beautiful building with pretty angles and alcoves. Wasn't too sure about the lights at 1st but do feel they helped showcase the stained glass

Nice relaxing place with a lot of history, a very nice place to stroll around admiring the artichecture

It's worth a visit. Entrance to the temple is free, but for €5 per person you can visit the courtyard of the monastery and an exhibition about the opera housed in the same place.

Absolutely loved this place. The sun was shining through the stained glass and looked amazing. The palm vaulting is fascinating. Worth paying to go into the cloisters. We were lucky because a pianist was practising for a recital and the music really enhanced our visit.

Although we had hopes before arriving, our expectations were far exceeded. A fascinating and unique place historically, culturally, architecturally..

Impressive church, the monastery is worth a visit. Good gift shop too.

Impressive Jacobin church with serene atmosphere. Free to enter, with boards around providing information in French, English and Spanish. The stain glass windows look great. You can pay €5 to go into the cloister area, which includes beach chairs to sit on. Well worth a visit to the church, even if you don't go into the cloister.

Loved it. Excellent. Would come back every weekend. Plenty of rides for a 1 year old. The dinosaurs aren’t that scary. Would recommend.

Great 👍

Great weather today. Several attractions were closed due to reopening this month but regardless we were able to have fun and visit the entire park. Perfect time to take the kids to the park as there were barely anyone there and no queues. Very charming park in the middle of the countryside, very welcoming, top team, great entertainment, the toilets were clean + In the toilets there is a space for changing babies, the attractions are perfect for children and adults alike ! We will surely come back ! Thank you !

Brilliant day out for kids lots to doo , bring a picnic and drinks usual french queuing for a drink or snack waited half an hour for slush .

15€ entry :) and you can do whatever you want till 7 pm. Awesome attractions for kids and adults.

Great theme park good family day out we ran out of time in the end so you will need a full day here or even a second visit. The rides are great for children between the ages of 4 and 10 there is no much for children over this age.

We came a couple times and twice for Easter. I just learned pregnancy is a discount with proof. I'm happy my three year old is finally tall enough to ride. But if your kid is short I'd think twice. You can't ride the tea cups or adult pirate ship if your short and no you can't accompany them.

Very Nice park, suitable for my children, ages 4 And 6. Fastfood. Large enough to wander around for hours, shade and water games to counter possible heat.

Five star for the rides for kids age 2-8 and good up to about age 11. There are lots of rides for little ones where a parent can go on also. There were enough big rides for our 10 year old for one day. Our feisty youngest nearly three is 95cm tall so we were able to take her on a few of the larger rides as a family which made it perfect for us (proper roller coaster and log flume rides). The park is nicely laid out, easy to get around. In June no real queues. Excellent play areas with climbing nets, zip line etc most aimed at older kids. Downgraded to four stars as the farm area is not great, the animals not too happy :-( Dinosaur walk OK if kids into dinosaurs! Splash Park looks good for summer but was not open early June. Tickets are good value.

Great place for kids - we had a splendid time there exploring dinosaurs and rides 👍👍

Really pretty garden near the city centre, saw a squirrel, and some chickens, gooses, and ducks. Really nice for children and to relax. Free entry

Compared to similar parks this is a little crowded, and I'm not a fan of the straight, paved paths, but it's also very diverse, has some great corners and lots of birdlife. The museum is nice and worth a visit, especially if you have kids. Best part is the way the park is connected to the two neighboring parks, it's clever and fun.

Super nice place to walk and get some fresh air, even if it’s inside the city. The spaces are clean and well entertained.

I recently had the pleasure of visiting Parc Jardin des Plantes in Toulouse, and it was nothing short of enchanting. This hidden gem in the heart of the city is a haven for nature enthusiasts and anyone seeking a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle. From the moment I stepped foot inside, I was greeted by a lush oasis of greenery. The meticulously maintained gardens are a testament to the dedication and passion of the park's caretakers. Each section of the park offers a different botanical experience, from vibrant flower displays to tranquil ponds with graceful swans. One of the highlights for me was the impressive collection of plant species from around the world. Walking through the various themed gardens, I felt like I had embarked on a global botanical journey. The diversity of flora on display is awe-inspiring and provides a valuable educational experience for visitors of all ages. The park's layout is designed with relaxation in mind. Numerous benches and shaded areas invite you to sit, unwind, and soak in the natural beauty. It's an ideal spot for a picnic, reading a book, or simply enjoying a leisurely stroll. Parc Jardin des Plantes also offers a delightful escape for families. Children will love exploring the winding pathways, discovering hidden corners, and observing the various wildlife that calls the park home. Whether you're a nature enthusiast, a photographer, or just looking for a tranquil escape, Parc Jardin des Plantes is a must-visit in Toulouse. It's a place where you can reconnect with nature and find a moment of serenity amidst the city's excitement. I can't recommend this botanical paradise enough – it's a true gem in Toulouse.

Beautiful and big Museum especially there are all types of animals, birds and insects ...it's totally a worth to visit with while family.

Beautiful and vibrant. A great selection of plants and trees and well maintained grounds. There were plenty of areas in the shade.

I had a too good to go for breakfast in the am and went to the Jardin des Plantes to eat it. It was very relaxing and also pretty, there’s a lot of flowers and you can also go to walk a little bit rounded of green everywhere.

A great place to spend an afternoon or an hour to meander through. Very well maintained and manicured garden. Lots of pleasing statues, water features and animals wandering around. Peaceful and relaxing.

What a magical garden😍 Beautiful sculptures, cute animals around (chicken, geese, unique ducks, rats) wonderful waterfall coming out of a rock in between the trees. Cute coffee place at the entry, which was open despite the museum being shut. The mixture of the autumn colour definitely made the experience even better. Make sure to exit through the bridge above the roundabout - I personally thought it was a cool experience to walk above a busy road full of cars on top of this cute bridge with plants with beautiful flowers on the each side of it 🙌🏼

A beautiful garden nearby a town centre where you can find some coqs, hens, ducks, gooses wandering around. A garden for all ages...all seasons...

Absolutely amazing, Unforgettable visit.

Nice park to walk with good playground for kids. Some parts of the garden require maintenance.

A place to visit with your kids even better that the one in Paris. So many animals and interactions to see. You can even test the sensation of an earthquake. The entrance fee is not high and you can also see nowadays an exposition about the mummies.

Nice park in Toulouse. I loved the area we went to on Saturday where they had stalls and games for kids. I went back again on Monday and explored the area by the water.