Top Things to do in Haute-Garonne
Top Hotels in Haute-Garonne
- 1. Villa Leopoldine
- 2. Hotel Albert 1er
- 3. Le Grand Balcon
- 4. Mama Shelter Toulouse
- 5. Le Grand Hotel de l'Opera
- 6. Residhotel Toulouse Centre
- 7. Grand Hotel d'Orleans
- 8. Appart'hotel Odalys Colombelie
- 9. Appart' Hotel Odalys City Centre Compans Caffarelli
- 10. Nemea Appart'Hotel Residence Toulouse Concorde
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Things to do in Haute-Garonne, Occitanie: The Best Points of Interest & Landmarks
Discover the best top things to do in Haute-Garonne, France including Palais Niel, Asquali, Port Saint-Sauveur, Le Capitole, Basilique Sainte-Germaine, Basilique Saint-Just, Eglise Saint-Victor, Le Moulin de Brignemont, Place Saint-Etienne, Espace EDF Bazacle.
Restaurants in Haute-Garonne
1. Palais Niel
2. Asquali
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
A visit to the Explorarome is a “scentsational” experience… Follow experimented guides to explore a fragrant world of smells, scents, and aromas. A dedicated specialist, our Aroma Sculptor Michael MOISSEEFF, whose scientific research is dedicated to the olfactory sense and smell, invites you to rediscover the very neglected sense of smell… The guides tour starts with a stroll through a fascinating scent garden where several hundreds of aromatic plant species will titillate your nostrils and sharpen your sense of smell.In the lab you can observe how our aroma sculptor tames the volatility of aromatic matter to transform it into charming and surprising perfumes, scents, flavours or aromas. You will then be able to challenge your senses in our “Smell Museum”, where several olfactory exhibitions entice all to “play with their nose!”. Throughout the visit you will enjoy clear scientific explanations and will understand how everyday life can be enhanced by a keen sense of smell. Visits by reservation only – Please phone to book.
3. Port Saint-Sauveur
4. Le Capitole
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 5,645 reviews
Reviewed By SteveRainville99 - Orlando, United States
This was definitely our favorite spot to be in all of Toulouse! The Capitole building, the surrounding buildings, all the cute little cafes and restaurants, we just had a blast there. This is an absolute must do while in Toulouse!
5. Basilique Sainte-Germaine
6. Basilique Saint-Just
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 48 reviews
Reviewed By asho2014 - Saint-Gaudens, France
As I have mentioned in other reviews, my husband and I are history and UNESCO World Heritage Site nerds. We learned that there were three such sites within 10 minutes of our local grocery store, we had to visit. It is worth the €4 per person admission price. The church is located in the very small village of Valcabrère. To borrow the description from the Haute Garonne's tourism site, "Near Saint-Bertrand-de-Comminges, this Roman 12th Century church is one of the most beautiful churches in the Pyrenees and was built with numerous reused Gallo-Roman sculpted elements. It has a beautiful sculpted door and a square bell tower from the 14th Century." The reused elements are evident throughout this very sparsely decorated church, allowing you to fully appreciate its history. Lighting is also minimal but adds to the experience. The church is on the Santiago-de-Compostela route. Visitors receive a laminated card with pictures of the points of interest and an audio guide pen that provides a description for each picture. Multiple languages are available. I would also recommend visiting Saint-Bertrand (5 minute drive) and the ruins at La Basilique Christien as part of your visit.
7. Eglise Saint-Victor
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 5 reviews
Batie au XIIIe siecle, l'eglise de style gothique meridional est classee monument historique. Sa facade est fortifiee, son clocher haut de 32m est a 16 pans. L'interieur compte plusieurs objets classes monuments historiques : mise au tombeau du XVe, Christ en Croix du XVe, tableau de Girodet "le Christ mort soutenu par la Vierge, une crypte avec reliquaires, reliques de St Jacques, etc.
8. Le Moulin de Brignemont
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
9. Place Saint-Etienne
10. Espace EDF Bazacle
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 223 reviews
Reviewed By BlueBton - Wethersfield, United Kingdom
Another free attraction, this is a very interesting visit for all ages who are looking to expend their knowledge of energy and how things operate. Plenty of exhibits that have some working parts, with the information in English as well as French.
