It is a nice and clean church, both the exterior and interior are beautiful, it was a pleasure to visit this church during a day trip to Toulouse and a walk around the city center. When we entered the church, young girls and boys were singing religious songs and a good spiritual atmosphere was created. The church was relatively quiet and had the necessary peace. I personally felt very good and I hope you will also have a good experience visiting this church.

The basilica is one of the largest Romanesque-style churches in Europe and a major landmark of Toulouse. Construction began around 1080 and continued through the 13th century. The building reflects a pure Romanesque design with later Gothic additions, combining red brick with pale stone. Its most iconic feature is the 64-meter octagonal bell tower, a defining element of the city’s skyline.

This is a truly mind blowing cathedral. It is the largest remaining Romanesque church in the world. Its soaring barrel voltage ceiling gives a sense of space and majesty. There are wonderful statues and some incredible fresco paintings which have survived hundreds of years. I must see when in this city.

Beautiful architecture. We were lucky that there was a wedding ceremony when we entered so we got to hear the organ play live which was amazing. The entrance is free. Highly recommend a visit.

A more grandiose cathedral, visible from many parts of the city because of the distinctive tower. The access was limited when we visited because there was a service on.

Mast seen Landmark of Christian medieval architecture. Free entrance. Take your time to visit and discover all parts of basilica.

Definitely worth a visit if you’re in Toulouse. It is free to enter for all.

Great place. I saw a lot of comments that everything is in French only, well, that's not true, apart from some spectacles, everything is available in French, English and Spanish. However, they could provide some subtitles for the French only parts. I spent there 1 full day, it's enough to see the most important parts and walk through the whole object. If you want to really have full experience and see everything thoroughly, 2 days are recommended. Great place for kids, adults and anyone who loves space exploration. My favorite spectacle was the imax space images. Overall, highly recommended.

There are lots of shows which are really informative and educational. We loved the Mars Rover one, but the only thing was everything was explained in French so we had to use live translation. The planetarium shows has audio guides in english. Other than above this is a great place to visit for both kids and adults who love space.

If you’re in Toulouse and even remotely curious about space, the Cité de l’Espace is a must-visit — especially with kids. I went with my daughter, and it turned out to be one of the most memorable experiences we’ve had together. The IMAX Deep sky show was fantastic. Gazing at the stars in the Planetarium made us feel like we were travelling through the galaxy. The highlight is the Lune Explorer where you get to experience being an astronaut on a mission to Moon. You can literally feel the 2G force!

It's a must see if you are in the area. I would recommend setting a few hours aside if you visit - especially if you want to check out some of the shows on offer. Planetarium and take off simulations are great - the latter does have quite a bit of a wait time however. Translation headphones are available for planetarium - English and Spanish. There's also a restaurant and food trucks, the only thing missing was a coffee truck for some pick me up. Overall spent around 5h and haven't seen everything.

Love it! Very good place to visit. Full of astronomy, stars, planets, and fun things. Tons of activities to do and see. You would need the whole full day for this. Highly recommended.

Nice space oriented museum, from the first rocket into space, to the future. Pitty that there isn't any Dutch, as a neighbour country this would have been nice. (Translating everything for my kids was exhausting 😁) A lot of interactive stuff, friendly staff, children are more than welcome to experiment and try things. But again, only in french.. A lot to discover, you'll need at least a full day if you want to see everything.

On a warm summer day, we visited the Cité de l’Espace in Toulouse with our children—and what an experience it was! The interactive space museum offers an incredible variety of things to see and do, both indoors and outdoors. Our kids were thrilled to try out the simulators (with almost no waiting lines), where they felt like real space shuttle pilots, tractor drivers, and even captains of a fishing boat. Outside, you can walk among life-size spacecraft and even step inside some of them—something truly unique in Europe. One of the highlights was the panoramic theater, showing an engaging film about the galaxy and our solar system. It's just a pity that much of the content was only in French. For a museum that celebrates European cooperation in space, we had hoped for a bit more multilingual accessibility 😉. We had a great time and, honestly, ran out of time after four hours of exploring. Whether it’s sunny or rainy, this place is absolutely worth a visit!

The garden is beautiful. Lovely places to sit and different areas to walk near water, fountains, under shade and in the open. Always tonnes of people working on improvements! Lovely vibe!!!!!

Beautiful gardens. Sometimes quite busy but fun to watch everyone posing on the bridge. Other times very quiet and tranquil.

A wonderful gem in Toulouse. The Japanese garden is done wonderfully and has a little Japanese house which explains the design of the garden. There’s a little bridge with fish in the pond. There’s also a raked zen garden. A tranquil place.

The garden itself is really peaceful and well-kept, with a nice layout that makes it easy to wander around and enjoy the scenery. It didn’t feel too crowded despite being a weekend. Overall, a really pleasant spot to relax for a bit if you’re in the area.

This is a traditional Japanese garden located within Jardin Compans-Caffarelli. Modeled after the gardens of Kyoto, it was created in 1990 and named in honor of Pierre Baudis, the city’s mayor at the time. The garden faithfully recreates key elements of Japanese landscaping, including a red arched bridge, bonsai trees, a sand garden, bamboo groves, stone lanterns, and a koi pond. It offers a serene, exotic retreat within the urban landscape, inviting visitors to enjoy a moment of peace and harmony in the heart of the city.

really enjoyed this little garden only small area is actually Japanese. There is a small pond with Koi fish and turtle which is interesting to see. there's a Japanese building on the on the pond which provides shade and some minimal seating. Be careful as some paths are made out of stone and uneven so better in mind if you're going with elderly however most of them are flat.

A really nice garden on the west side of Toulouse near the Canal du Midi. The Japanese gardens are very nice.

The Convent of the Jacobins in Toulouse is a beautiful and peaceful place. The interior is striking, with its elegant brick columns and calm atmosphere. Although the exterior is currently under renovation, it’s still well worth a visit. Built in the 13th century by the Dominican Order, it holds great historical and spiritual significance, especially as the resting place of Saint Thomas Aquinas.

This is an incredibly beautiful building. It’s worth taking a couple of hours just to enjoy the building aside from anything on display. The exhibitions are incredible and the acoustic for music amazing. The gardens are just so gorgeous. Make sure you allow enough time to visit.

Along with the cathedral, this is a must see in Toulouse. It is five euros for adults to enter, but it is absolutely worth it. With the restoration work that is going on the exterior. The entrance is via the refractory. In here, several of the lunettes have been removed from the walls and are being restored on the ground. The church chapter house and other areas are absolutely fascinating. There are many audiovisual guides which explain some of the amazing architecture and history. It would be very easy to spend an hour to two hours, marveling at this beautiful building.

The Convent of the Jacobins in Toulouse is simply breathtaking .The brick walls feel warm and grounded, while inside, the soaring palm-shaped vault seems to lift your spirit upward. Being there makes me feel both humbled and inspired — a quiet reminder of beauty, history, and serenity all in one space.

Its beautiful, and interesting to visit inside .. The ticket is reduced if you have a student ID then its 3€

The couvent amazed me with its main church: a row of giant columns supports the vault and divides the space into two parts. Otherwise, the monastery has a traditional structure with an internal garden with arcades.

The convent is one of the most significant examples of Southern French Gothic architecture and the historical heart of the Jacobins (Dominican Order), founded in Toulouse in the early 13th century. Construction began in 1229 and was completed in the 14th century. The convent played a central role in scholarly, preaching, and missionary activities across medieval Europe. It houses the relics of Saint Thomas Aquinas, the Dominican theologian and philosopher, whose remains were transferred here in the 14th century. The name "Jacobins" comes from the common French nickname for the Dominicans during that time. The church’s interior is renowned for its palm tree–shaped vaulted ceiling, where ribbed vaults fan out from slender columns. ※ Included in the Toulouse Pass Tourisme.

This is a wonderful and endment Theatre. It has a modern foyer and has been beautifully painted inside. I was fortunate enough to see the Capitole Oper ballet company in a tribute to Maurice Ravel. They were accompanied by the opera Orchestra and it was a wonderful show. Then to be sea of the theater means that the sound is wonderful. I was in the back of a side loge quite high, but if I still could see this stage without an issue. I got an H euro ticket by lining up one hour prior to the performance, which is when returns are re-sold.

Really amazing experience to watch ballet

The performances are AMAZING, staff are lovely and super helpful. The super high up seats at Paradise have indeed reduced visibility but it's acceptable (I didn't even realized they were at first), at the front-er seats the quality is perfect. I was very impressed with the mise en scène of Nabucco by Verdi and Norma by Bellini. This theater's interpretation of Orphée aux Enfers also has a nice touch of humour and a unique variation in the final part of Act 1. The ballet performances are nice. I'd keep updating in the future cause you just have to come back here! (I painted a scene in their Norma 2025 out of my impression)

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.

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!

Great experience! Very emotional show after years of not going to the Opera. The Ballet team of the Capitole are great and the different directors have added their true spirit to Chopin and Mozart. All the staff from top to bottom showed amazing manners and etiquette. We felt great at all times! Keep it up 👍🏻👍🏻

Beautiful opera house. World class productions.

Modern Art exhibition with focus on farming people. I liked the place and the surrounding park. It’s located on the riverside opposite of the city center of Toulouse and both the area and the exhibition are worth a visit.

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! 🙏

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!

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.

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 fine museum. Although, unfortunately the paintings gallery is undergoing renovations currently, there is still plenty to see. The buildings and the cloisters and garden are themselves magnificent and house some great sculptures and many of Toulouse's artefacts from many of the other old and former religious buildings of the city. The serried ranks of gargoyles that line one side of the cloisters are marvellous as are the medieval sculpture and carvings. Within the church lies the reliquary of St Augustine along with some fine religious painting by such luminaries as Van Dyck and Rubens to name just two. I look forward to returning to see the painting gallery following its renovation due in 2019.

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

Best place in Toulouse city to vist. Must vist tourist place in ntoulosue during sunset 🌇 Hey everyone, planning a trip to Toulouse and looking for the perfect sunset spot? You're in luck, because this city is stunning when the sun goes down! I'd highly recommend checking out the Pont Neuf bridge, especially if you can get there before the golden hour. From there, you get some amazing views of the Garonne river. The buildings of Toulouse, with their brick facades, will glow beautifully in the fading light. Another awesome choice would be the Jardin des Plantes; it's a peaceful place to watch the sunset. You can even grab some takeout food and have a little picnic there! So, make sure to bring your camera and enjoy the show; you won't regret it!

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

Great location to see carcassonne from a distance, nice walk , nice photo spot

The Pont Neuf is one of the most beautiful places to take a walk in Toulouse. It is the oldest bridge in the city, and the view of the Garonne river is simply breathtaking. It’s a great spot for photos especially sunrise. Absolutely stunning!

Very beautiful historical bridge that tourists cannot miss.

Great attraction, especially when the weather’s nice.

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.

The Muséum de Toulouse is a fascinating and beautifully curated space that brings science, nature, and history to life. From the incredible dinosaur skeletons to the engaging biodiversity exhibits, every section is thoughtfully presented with both adults and kids in mind. The layout is modern and easy to navigate, and many displays are interactive or multilingual, which is a big plus. The museum’s focus on environmental awareness and the connection between humans and nature is especially impactful. A must-visit if you're in Toulouse — plan to spend at least 2-3 hours here!

The Toulouse Museum is a perfect place to explore, especially with children. It’s a well-organized and comprehensive museum, free to enter with the Tourism Pass. With several exhibition areas and even an outdoor botanical garden, it offers a great variety of experiences. A must-visit for a fun and enriching time in the city!

This is the second largest natural history museum in France, after the one in Paris. Founded in 1796, it originated from the collection of botanist Philibert Commerson and has since grown to house over 2.5 million specimens and artifacts. Its exhibitions cover a wide range of subjects including earth sciences, paleontology, anthropology, zoology, botany, and environmental sustainability. Many displays feature striking visual elements and interactive installations, making it especially appealing for families and children. The museum is directly connected to the Jardin des Plantes, allowing visitors to explore live plant species and observe local ecosystems outdoors. A full visit typically takes at least 2 hours to half a day, depending on your pace and interests. / ※ Included in the Toulouse Pass Tourisme.

-€12 for an adult ticket -Fantastic -Friendly staff -Nice gift shop -Garden is also lovely -Toilets are gender neutral and need a good clean as they looked grubby and smelt

Great museum we'll laid out. Modern with cafe and toilets. Great exhibition of natural history stuffed animals and dinosaur skeletons. Takes about 4 hours.

I have been to a lot of natural history museums and this is quite wonderful. Enormous display of animals; educational sections on earth science, taxonomy and speciation; thought provoking display of artifacts demonstrating basic commonalities of human cultures. I would have enjoyed even better if there had been English translations. The temporary exhibit on domestication of plants and animals. did have English and was brilliant for all ages.

Lovely musuem. Very interesting and interactive. Suitable for all the family.

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(Translated by Google) I would like to sincerely thank you for the time you gave me during our telephone conversation. Your clear explanations, attentive listening, and the relevance of your advice allowed me to gain a clearer understanding of my financial situation and the various options available to me. I particularly appreciated your availability and professionalism. This exchange was very useful, and I will not hesitate to use your services again or recommend your services. (Original) Je souhaite vous remercier sincèrement pour le temps que vous m’avez accordé lors de notre échange téléphonique. Vos explications claires, votre écoute attentive et la pertinence de vos conseils m’ont permis d’y voir plus clair sur ma situation patrimoniale et les différentes options qui s’offrent à moi. J’ai particulièrement apprécié votre disponibilité et votre professionnalisme. Cet échange a été très utile, et je n’hésiterai pas à faire appel à vous de nouveau ou à recommander vos services.

(Translated by Google) We had a real need for support and personalized advice on managing our assets, which is why we contacted this firm. Now in contact with them, if you want to have in front of you seasoned, competent, educational and altruistic professionals who will provide you with solutions adapted to your situation and your objectives, I recommend only one firm: Garonne Patrimoine. (Original) Nous avions besoin d’un réel besoin en accompagnement et de conseils personnalisés sur la gestion de notre patrimoine, c’est pour cela que nous avions pris contact avec ce cabinet. Maintenant en relation avec eux, si vous souhaitez avoir en face de vous des professionnels aguerris, compétents, pédagogues et altruistes qui vous apporte des solutions adaptées à votre situation et vos objectifs, je ne vous conseille qu’un seul cabinet, Garonne Patrimoine.

(Translated by Google) I met an expert who was very attentive to my needs and showed a great deal of empathy. I am very satisfied with the solutions offered and recommend Garonne Patrimoine for its professionalism. (Original) J'ai rencontré un expert très à l'écoute de mes besoins faisant preuve de beaucoup d'empathie. Je suis très satisfait des solutions proposées et recommande Garonne Patrimoine pour son professionalisme.

(Translated by Google) We were treated with great professionalism. We received clear explanations and analyses tailored to our situation. Mr. Sikora is attentive, patient, and offers sound advice. I'm delighted to be working with Garonne Patrimoine. (Original) Nous avons été reçu avec un grand sérieux. Nous avons bénéficier d'explications et d'analyses claires et adaptées à notre situation. M. Sikora est à l'écoute, patient et de bon conseil. Ravie de travailler avec Garonne Patrimoine.

(Translated by Google) Aloys Sikora demonstrates the utmost professionalism. Always transparent, attentive, and open: you can sense a sincere desire to satisfy, offering financial solutions and products that truly match the expectations/projects you share with him. Interacting with a passionate manager becomes exciting for the client. I can only recommend his services. (Original) Aloys Sikora fait preuve d'un très grand professionalisme. Toujours transparent, à l'écoute et ouvert : on sent une intention sincère de satisfaire, en proposant des solutions et produits financiers correspondant réellement aux attentes/projets dont on lui fait part. Aussi, interagir avec un gestionnaire passionné, devient alors passionnant pour le client. Je ne peux que recommander ses services.

(Translated by Google) I wanted to get away from the commercial and carpet-selling framework of the banking sector to be able to have real personalized advice adapted to my situation, and I came across Garonne Patrimoine. In all objectivity, I think I came across the best management firm because they were able to advise me, teach me, and support me in my efforts, and the management of my finances and my assets. The welcome, the kindness and the responsiveness of the entire team mean that I cannot see myself going anywhere else. I am delighted, and I recommend Garonne Patrimoine more than any other management firm. (Original) Je voulais sortir du cadre commercial et vendeur de tapis du secteur bancaire pour pouvoir avoir un vrai conseil personnalisé et adapté à ma situation, et je suis tombée sur Garonne Patrimoine. En toute objectivité, je pense être tombée sur le meilleur cabinet de gestionnaire car ils ont su me conseiller, m’apprendre, et m’accompagner dans mes démarches, et la gestion de mes finances et de mon patrimoine. L’accueil, la gentillesse et la réactivité de toute l’équipe font que je ne me vois pas aller ailleurs. Je suis ravie, et vous conseille Garonne Patrimoine plus que tout autre cabinet de gestion.

Very interesting but very cold & damp. Looks quite neglected around the sides, but it is well worth the visit. I was most interested in the style of some of the glazed windows. I don't think I have seen any quite like these!

Very good, enjoyed it a lot. Very pretty, with texts explaining the various sections

Incredible architecture in this cathedral, fully worth a visit, such a massive brick structure to marvel at.

A wonderful cathedral with an interesting history and fascinating juxtaposition of architectural styles. There is some major renovation going on in the red brick section of the building, so it was not possible to visit this area. But the main cathedral is wonderful with its soaring ceilings and vaulted archestruly stunning.

This is the most iconic tourist attraction you must visit in Toulouse! This church is splendid and full of a saintly atmosphere.

A slightly more sparton than the other cathedrals in the city. Very interesting brick work. Places to sit outside as well.

Incredible - definitely worth a visit, the photos don't do it justice.

One of the better museums in Toulouse (in terms of art; also, peep at the random Picasso painting). Historic paintings dating back to the 1500s and modern paintings dating to the 1900s. It has a decent selection and provides elevators and chairs for visitors with disabilities.

They have strict security check. I had to lead my food at the gate in a paper bag. Their lockers are currently not working, otherwise I’d love to impersonate a painter. Initially I thought the price is a little high for a small museum but later I realized it worths it. To protect some of the paintings, they installed motion-sensitive lights. The collection is also impressive. The temporary exhibition on jewelry is so shiny.

Totally worth a visit! The permanent collection is beautiful, dare I say it was the museum I liked the most in Toulouse! The temporary collection when I visited was on jewelry, which was also very impressive with lots of details. On the permanent collection you can find works from famous names, such as Degas, Gauguin, Matisse, Renoir, Picasso, Braque, etc. The visit is worth the price, at least for once!

Absolutely stunning museum with tons of paintings by my favorite Impressionists. You could easily spend a few hours just wandering around. The building itself is beautiful, and the inner courtyard is just breathtaking 🧡

Founded in 1995, Fondation Bemberg is housed in the 16th-century Hôtel d’Assézat. Its collection spans the 15th to 20th centuries, with paintings, sculptures, and decorative arts from artists including Titian to Picasso. ※ Included in the Toulouse Pass Tourisme.

An amazing museum with soooo much good art! The staff was really friendly and helpful, when I went - midweek - it was not too busy and you could take your time. It's well maintained and has a lot from the french masters that you may want to see. Would definitely recommend!!! ❣︎

18 euros is steep for any museum in my view, but I have to say, this collection earns it. This grand mansion holds a wonderful set of works (including paintings, furniture and sculpture) from throughout the ages, a little like a mini version of the Thyssen-Bornemisza in Madrid, displaying them in chronological order as you work your way through the building. Absolute highlight for me was Lucas Cranach's Venus and Cupid stealing honey - especially appropriate here as there apparently are beehives on the roof of the building. Although hilariously, I can't post a photo of it here on Google because of "nudity" 😂 so you will just have to go and check for yourself! There are also works by famous artists including Carpaccio, Canaletto, Renoir, Sicker, Signac, Gaugin and an entire room dedicated to Bonnard (not a favourite of mine, but interesting nevertheless). There are large signs in French, English and Spanish in each room to introduce the theme of the room. It was very quiet on a Wednesday morning when I went, I almost had the place to myself.

The Convent of the Jacobins in Toulouse is a beautiful and peaceful place. The interior is striking, with its elegant brick columns and calm atmosphere. Although the exterior is currently under renovation, it’s still well worth a visit. Built in the 13th century by the Dominican Order, it holds great historical and spiritual significance, especially as the resting place of Saint Thomas Aquinas.

This is an incredibly beautiful building. It’s worth taking a couple of hours just to enjoy the building aside from anything on display. The exhibitions are incredible and the acoustic for music amazing. The gardens are just so gorgeous. Make sure you allow enough time to visit.

Along with the cathedral, this is a must see in Toulouse. It is five euros for adults to enter, but it is absolutely worth it. With the restoration work that is going on the exterior. The entrance is via the refractory. In here, several of the lunettes have been removed from the walls and are being restored on the ground. The church chapter house and other areas are absolutely fascinating. There are many audiovisual guides which explain some of the amazing architecture and history. It would be very easy to spend an hour to two hours, marveling at this beautiful building.

The Convent of the Jacobins in Toulouse is simply breathtaking .The brick walls feel warm and grounded, while inside, the soaring palm-shaped vault seems to lift your spirit upward. Being there makes me feel both humbled and inspired — a quiet reminder of beauty, history, and serenity all in one space.

Its beautiful, and interesting to visit inside .. The ticket is reduced if you have a student ID then its 3€

The couvent amazed me with its main church: a row of giant columns supports the vault and divides the space into two parts. Otherwise, the monastery has a traditional structure with an internal garden with arcades.

The convent is one of the most significant examples of Southern French Gothic architecture and the historical heart of the Jacobins (Dominican Order), founded in Toulouse in the early 13th century. Construction began in 1229 and was completed in the 14th century. The convent played a central role in scholarly, preaching, and missionary activities across medieval Europe. It houses the relics of Saint Thomas Aquinas, the Dominican theologian and philosopher, whose remains were transferred here in the 14th century. The name "Jacobins" comes from the common French nickname for the Dominicans during that time. The church’s interior is renowned for its palm tree–shaped vaulted ceiling, where ribbed vaults fan out from slender columns. ※ Included in the Toulouse Pass Tourisme.

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

A small animal park with lots of different playoptions for small children. My grand son (4) enjoyed it for >3 hours

Good for kids. It's a bit too easy/boring for teenagers but not too bad. I would say until 13yo it's good. There is a good mix of nature exploration (farm/dinosaurs) and rides but don't expect anything close to the quality you would get in a jet coaster specialist.

Great for little kids, Never any lineups for rides, entire park is shaded (except parking) my kids love it !

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 !

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.

A beautiful park for a relaxing walk. There is a café and a big playground, suitable for kids of all ages. Also some museums are nearby.

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 🙌🏼

Very nice place to spend some time relaxing and enjoying a real nature environment in the heart of the city.

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.

Has a nice playground and plenty of space to spread out a blanket and enjoy nature

Beautiful park with ducks, geese & chickens as well as other assorted wildlife...

Lovely gardens with space to walk, sit, kids play area or visit one of the café stands. There will be a queue most weekends at the food stands and they're a bit pricey but kind of what you expect I guess