How can you miss Toulouse, the pink romantic city in the south of France?

Toulouse, France Travel Guide | Charming Journey to the City of Roses🌹 Introduction to city history Toulouse was founded in the 1st century BC by the Roman Empire and was originally called Tolosa. It was an important trading post between the Roman Empire and European and African colonies. After the fall of the Roman Empire, it was successively ruled by the Visigoths and Arabs, and became part of France in the 11th century. It is also the birthplace of the Toulouse dynasty and became the capital of the independent County of Toulouse at the end of the 9th century. In addition, Toulouse is the hometown of many famous people, such as the theologian Thomas Aquinas and the aviator Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. Feature introduction - Unique architectural style: Toulouse is known as the "City of Roses". Most of the city's buildings are made of rose red bricks, which show rose, lavender, red and other colors under different lights, making it romantic and charming. - Developed aerospace industry: As the center of the European aviation industry and home to the headquarters of Airbus, aerospace-related exhibition halls and museums attract many enthusiasts who can learn about aircraft manufacturing principles, space exploration knowledge, etc. - Tempting food and wine: there are special delicacies such as Casulet and confit duck, as well as famous wines such as Chasselas wine, Cahors wine, Armagnac brandy. - Strong artistic and cultural atmosphere: There are many museums, theaters, art galleries and other cultural venues, as well as universities with a long history, and there are rich cultural activities and art exhibitions. Attraction introduction - St. Cernan's Cathedral: One of the largest basilicas in Europe, it is a masterpiece of Roman art and contains many exquisite religious works of art. - Toulouse Town Hall Square: Located in the city center, surrounded by lively commercial streets, the Town Hall building is magnificent and decorated with murals inside. - Garonne River: It flows through the urban area from south to north. There are many ancient bridges on the river. The scenery on both sides is beautiful, and you can take a stroll or take a boat tour. - Toulouse Space City: A space exploration-themed park with exhibitions, simulation experience facilities, etc., where you can learn about the universe. - The Jacobin Church: Climb to the top of its terracotta roof for a panoramic view of the medieval labyrinth of paths and the fusion of Toulouse Cathedral. - Residence Atheza: contains a large collection of Renaissance Impressionist paintings. - Victor Hugo Market: You can taste local delicacies and feel the local fireworks.