Rue du Faubourg-Bonnefoy

Rue du Faubourg-Bonnefoy is a residential street in eastern Toulouse running near Matabiau Station, lined with local shops, cafes, and services. The buildings reflect mixed architectural styles developed over time, creating a diverse visual character throughout the neighborhood.

During the 1800s, the area transformed from vegetable gardens into a railway workers' neighborhood following the construction of Raynal Station. This industrial development shaped the district's structure and identity for generations.

The street is home to the first church worldwide dedicated to the Immaculate Conception, creating a spiritual link to Lourdes through its architectural design. Visitors can observe how this religious focus shapes the character of the neighborhood.

The street is easily reached by public transit with parking available along its length for visitors. Plan to explore during daytime hours when shops are open and the area is most active.

The street will soon integrate with the Toulouse Aerospace Express metro line, featuring a dedicated station and bus interchange. This upcoming transit project will significantly improve regional connectivity and ease of travel.

Location: Toulouse

Part of: road network of Toulouse

Shares border with: Avenue de Lavaur, rue du Docteur-Marcel-Bouvier, chemin de Lapujade, rue Saint-Laurent, rue des Cheminots, Avenue de Lyon, camin Amoros, route d'Albi, rue Joubert, rue Arago, rue du Docteur-Paul-Pujos, rue d'Armagnac, passage de Vérone, rue Saint-Louis, rue Jean-Aicard, rue Louis-Masse, rue Albert-Sorel, Béteille Sokağı, allée de l'Église-Bonnefoy, rue Kléber, rue du Colonel-Toussaint, Cinq Clous Sokağı, rue du Docteur-Ferdinand-Gendre, rue Mazas, Dieu Sokağı, Jules-Lemaître Sokağı, Veillon Sokağı, Raoul-Ponchon Sokağı, rue des Flandres, rue Lavoisier, rue de la Vierge, avenue Bellevue

GPS coordinates: 43.62087,1.45769

Latest update: December 6, 2025 17:45