Instagram photo spots in Toulouse

This 16th century mansion features a stone courtyard with ornate carved decorations and classical Renaissance architecture elements throughout its facade.

This riverside garden situated along the Garonne features terraced landscapes, stone paths and direct views of the historic Pont Neuf bridge.

This circular brick structure from 1822 was converted into a photography gallery, featuring regular exhibitions in its renovated interior spaces.

This riverfront promenade features stone steps leading to the water, historic buildings and unobstructed views of the Garonne River.

This public garden extends along the Garonne river banks with grass areas and old trees providing shade during summer months.

This small port on the Canal du Midi features moored boats, a walking path and residential barges along its banks.

This circular garden contains geometric paths, flower beds and old trees surrounded by historical buildings from the 19th century.

This former hospital complex features stone architecture, inner courtyards and a chapel, now housing medical administration offices and exhibitions.

This metal bridge crosses the Garonne River and provides a clear view of the city's riverside buildings and monuments.

This medieval district features stone buildings and the Saint Joseph de La Grave hospital with its copper dome from 1845.

Built in 1863, this military headquarters displays a neoclassical architecture with decorated iron gates and carved stone elements.

This 16th century private residence contains a hexagonal tower with a spiral staircase and an interior courtyard with stone galleries.

This former municipal slaughterhouse has been converted into a modern art museum, displaying contemporary exhibitions in its industrial architecture setting.

This medieval street in central Toulouse features small independent stores, craft workshops and buildings dating from the 15th to 18th centuries.

This 17th century religious building contains extensive ceiling frescoes painted by Jean-Pierre Rivalz, depicting religious scenes in baroque style.

This 1.6 kilometer waterway connects the Garonne River to Canal du Midi, with rows of century-old plane trees along both banks.

The river bank offers views of moored houseboats against the backdrop of old stone buildings and the Garonne River.

Dominican monastery from the 13th century featuring a central column supporting 22 ribs that spread like branches in the ceiling vault.

Renaissance residence with stone carvings on the facade and an internal courtyard displaying medallions of Roman emperors.

This oriental style building houses Egyptian artifacts and Asian art collections, surrounded by Mediterranean gardens with palm trees.

This botanical garden features collections of medicinal plants, ornamental flowers, and shaded pathways surrounded by century-old trees. Local birds inhabit the space.

The narrow streets around this Romanesque church contain small shops and residential buildings with traditional pink brick architecture typical of Toulouse.

This central square contains a fountain and is bordered by restaurants with outdoor tables. The surrounding buildings display traditional French architecture.

This residential district contains murals on building walls, independent shops, bakeries, and small restaurants serving regional cuisine.

This Renaissance mansion from the 16th century features a decorated stone facade, an octagonal tower and an interior courtyard with carved details.

This medieval street in central Toulouse contains independent fashion stores, art galleries and buildings with carved wooden doors from the 15th century.

This 19th century astronomy center contains historical telescopes and instruments. The building features a central dome and regular public observation sessions.

This former water pumping station houses experimental theater productions. The industrial brick building sits near the Garonne river with two performance spaces.

This active industrial heritage site generates electricity from the Garonne River. Visitors can observe the turbine hall and fish ladder through glass panels.

This metal footbridge spans 100 meters across the Garonne River. The structure connects the historic La Grave hospital with the Raymond VI gardens.

This 193-kilometer waterway connects Toulouse to Castets-en-Dorthe. The canal features multiple locks and passes through small villages along its route.

This wooden bridge stands in the Compans Caffarelli garden. The structure crosses a small pond with koi fish near stone lanterns and maple trees.