Toulouse Travel Guide

·🚗Transportation: You can fly to Toulouse-Blagnac Airport and take the airport bus or a taxi to the city center. You can also take a train to Toulouse Matabiau Station, which is located near the city center. Many attractions are within walking distance, but you can also take a bus or subway, or ride a bike along the Garonne River to enjoy the scenery. • 🏠Accommodation: We recommend staying near Place du Capitole, where there are many hotels and homestays, such as Grand Hotel de l'Opera. You can also stay in the Saint-Sernin area, which is quiet and close to the Basilica of Saint-Sernin. • ⛪️Attractions: Place du Capitole is the central square, with a magnificent city hall and bustling shopping streets. The Basilica of Saint-Sernin is one of the largest Romanesque churches in Europe, with exquisite artworks inside. Cité de l'Espace is suitable for families with children, where you can learn about space. The Garonne River is perfect for walking and picnicking, and you can also take a boat tour. The Musée des Augustins has a rich collection of artworks. • 🍕Food: Local specialties include cassoulet and duck confit, and French desserts include macarons and crepes. You can also try the local Madiran wine. • 🛍️Shopping: There are fashion brand stores and souvenir shops around Place du Capitole. At the Victor Hugo Market, you can experience local life and buy specialty ingredients. Budget • 💰Budget: Stay in a hostel or a cheaper homestay, which costs about EUR 30–50 per night. Meals mainly consist of bread and fast food, costing about EUR 30 per day. You can walk or take a bus in the city. A one-way bus ticket costs about EUR 1.5, and a day pass is more cost-effective. The daily budget is within EUR 100. • Mid-range: Accommodation costs EUR 100–150 per night, and you can choose a mid-range hotel or a homestay. You can try local restaurants, which cost about EUR 30–50 per meal. Including shopping, the daily budget is EUR 100–200. • Luxury: You can stay in a luxury hotel, which costs more than EUR 200 per night. You can eat in high-end restaurants and buy luxury goods. The daily budget is more than EUR 200.