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"Le marché du Chef" cooking classes
An outstanding team. A highly recommended experience. A day full of discoveries. An endlessly kind chef. Exquisite, refined dishes. Thank you so much.
Oenology course in Toulouse
It was a very pleasant morning; I learned new things and brushed up on what I already knew. I'll approach my next tastings with more confidence.
Excursion to Albi and Cordes-sur-Ciel from Toulouse
Perfect. Pleasant rides, friendly driver.
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Whether you live in the city or fancy a getaway, Toulouse always has something new to offer. Known as the "Pink City" for the colour of its brickwork, the capital of Occitanie blends historic heritage, a leading tech hub and a leisure scene that keeps on growing.
Even if you already know them by sight, these key spots in the city are always worth another visit. From the pink heart of the Capitole to the banks of the Canal du Midi, these are places that never lose their appeal, whether you're showing them to a visitor or rediscovering them yourself.
Home to the City Hall and the Capitole Theatre, this 18th-century building with its distinctive pink-brick façade is the city's ultimate symbol, also giving its name to the large square that stretches out in front of it.
Place du Capitole, one of the biggest squares in France, is the usual meeting point for locals and the perfect spot to start any visit to the city, with its terraces and its Wednesday market.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Basilica of Saint-Sernin is the largest surviving Romanesque church in Europe, built between the 11th and 12th centuries along an ancient pilgrimage route to Santiago de Compostela.
Its crypt holds numerous relics, while the five-storey octagonal bell tower, visible from much of the city, is one of Toulouse's most admired architectural features.
This 17th-century canal, also a World Heritage Site, connects Toulouse to the Mediterranean over 240 km, lined with rows of century-old plane trees that provide distinctive shade in summer.
Walking, running or simply sitting on its banks is one of the most popular plans among locals, with the option to rent a bike to cover several kilometres alongside the water.
Toulouse is Europe's aerospace capital, and Cité de l'Espace is the perfect reflection of that legacy: a theme park with full-scale replicas of rockets, the Mir space station and simulators recreating the astronaut experience.
It's a perfect activity for families, as educational as it is entertaining, with a planetarium included to round off the visit under an artificial starry sky.
With its curious mix of architectural styles, the result of centuries of interrupted construction, Saint-Étienne Cathedral is one of Toulouse's most unusual buildings, with a nave and choir that don't quite line up.
Its stained-glass windows, some dating back to the 14th century, and its unfinished tower make it a less crowded visit than Saint-Sernin, but just as interesting for lovers of religious architecture.
Housed in a former 14th-century Augustinian convent, this museum holds a remarkable collection of Romanesque and Gothic sculpture, as well as French painting from the 14th to the 20th century, in an architectural setting that's part of the experience itself.
Its cloister, with gardens and fountains, is one of the quietest corners of central Toulouse, perfect for a break between visits.
Despite its name ("new bridge"), this is actually the oldest surviving bridge in Toulouse, built between the 16th and 17th centuries over the Garonne river, with a design meant to withstand the river's floods.
Crossing it on foot offers one of the best views over the city's pink-brick skyline, especially beautiful at sunset, when the light reflects on the water of the Garonne.
This 18th-century botanical garden, one of Toulouse's best-loved green spaces, combines French-style flowerbeds, a small natural history museum and shaded areas that are very popular during the hottest months.
Connected to other nearby parks such as the Jardin Royal or the Grand Rond, it forms a cluster of green spaces ideal for walking, having a picnic, or simply unwinding without leaving the city centre.
Funbooker hand-picks experiences for people who already know the city and want something different for the weekend, or simply want to surprise a visitor. Ideas for rediscovering Toulouse from another angle.
Discover the city's main sights aboard a tourist bus, with hop-on hop-off stops at the most iconic landmarks and commentary in several languages throughout the ride.
It's the most convenient way to organise a first visit without any logistical hassle, ideal both for those with limited time and for those who prefer a slower pace.
Fly over the Pink City and its surroundings aboard a helicopter, enjoying panoramic views over the Canal du Midi, the Garonne, and the pink-brick skyline that gives the city its name.
It's one of the most spectacular ways to grasp Toulouse's geography at a glance, perfect for a special occasion or simply to treat yourself to something different.
Explore the city with a local food-loving guide, discovering bars and restaurants chosen for their quality and authenticity, away from the busiest tourist routes.
You'll taste specialities typical of southwest France while learning fun facts about the neighbourhoods you pass through, a great way to get to know Toulouse through your taste buds.
Sail along the historic Canal du Midi, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, while a guide shares the history of this 17th-century engineering feat that still connects Toulouse to the Mediterranean.
It's a relaxed and highly photogenic plan, perfect for seeing the city from the water and enjoying the shade of the century-old plane trees that line the canal.
Experience a large-scale escape room, solving puzzles as a team in an immersive set designed for big groups, with just 60 minutes to complete the mission.
It's a perfect activity for a fun time with friends or family, with several themed scenarios available depending on what you're after.
Discover the medieval citadel of Carcassonne, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the best-preserved fortresses in Europe, with its double walls and 52 towers straight out of a fairy tale.
This full-day excursion lets you wander its cobbled streets and its castle without worrying about transport, ideal for anyone staying in Toulouse who wants to make the most of a free day.
Explore the city's most creative neighbourhoods with a guide specialised in urban art, discovering murals and works by local and international artists that decorate façades and alleyways.
It's an original way to see Toulouse from a different angle than the classic monuments, ideal for lovers of contemporary art and photography.
Learn the secrets of cocktail making from a professional, discovering preparation techniques and flavour pairings before creating your own personalised drink.
It's a fun and different plan for an evening with friends or as a couple, with tips you can put into practice at home afterwards.
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