Toulouse, the pink city at sunset.

Attractions • Basilica of Saint-Sernin: A masterpiece of Romanesque art and one of the largest rectangular churches in Europe. Its brick and stone structure is a miracle of balance and harmony, and a pilgrimage site for many believers. • Place du Capitole: Located in the city center, it is the best starting point for visiting various attractions in Toulouse. There are many restaurants and cafes around, where you can feel the lively atmosphere of Toulouse. • Cité de l'Espace: A space-themed exhibition hall where you can learn about the history and future of space exploration, as well as various simulated space flight experiences. • Garonne River: The largest river in Toulouse. Walking on the bridge at dusk, you feel as if you have accidentally stepped into the Middle Ages. Time stands still, with an ancient and timeless flavor. • Musée des Augustins: A former Augustinian monastery with two beautiful cloisters in the garden. The museum houses Roman stone artifacts and works by Rubens, Delacroix, and Toulouse-Lautrec. Food Recommendations • Toulouse Sausage: A local specialty with a unique taste. • Foie Gras: As a traditional French delicacy, you can taste high-quality foie gras in Toulouse, usually served with bread or fruit. • Cassoulet: A representative dish of the Occitanie region, with multiple layers of deliciousness and a rich flavor. • Marché Victor Hugo: Here you can find ham, sausage, cakes, fruits, and various delicacies. Visitors can walk and eat while tasting local specialties. Transportation • Airport: Toulouse Airport is an international airport and the base for aircraft manufacturers such as Airbus and ATR. • Bus: Toulouse has over 80 city bus lines with flexible operating hours. Some lines run after 10 pm. Red tickets can be used on any connecting vehicle within the entire transportation network for one hour. • Tram: Toulouse has one tram line, T1, operated by Tisseo. The line extends from the city center to the northwest satellite city of Beauzelle, connecting with Metro Line A and SNCF Line C at the city center terminus.