Renowned for its unique pink terracotta buildings, Toulouse amazes its visitors with its stunning charm. La Ville Rose (The Pink City) is nestled in southwestern France and is situated between the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean, providing its visitors with a mild climate, enjoyable year-round.

Marking itself as France's fourth-largest city, Toulouse masterfully integrates its rich history with a contemporary modern identity as Europe's aerospace capital. It's streets echoing the energy of its large population of students, and simultaneously, the locals portray a relaxed southern French lifestyle that cherishes warm, extended lunches and delightful evening beverages by the Garonne River.

The true distinctiveness of Toulouse lies in its extraordinary combination of Renaissance architecture, space-age innovations, and Occitan culture. The city's gastronomy scene is dominated by hearty southwestern French classics, such as cassoulet and saucisse de Toulouse, which are best savored at the vibrant Victor Hugo Market or at numerous bistros scattered across the historical center.

Your tour is not complete without a visit to the Place du Capitole, the city's grand central square, adorned by the blush city hall and theater. The UNESCO-listed Basilica of Saint-Sernin, the largest surviving Romanesque building in Europe, serves to showcases Toulouse's historical significance on the Santiago de Compostela pilgrimage route. Giving you a glimpse of the future, the Cité de l'Espace (Space City) offers an immersive journey through aerospace history and innovation.