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 Specialty Museums
Discover the best top things to do in Haute-Garonne, France including Asquali, Musee de Cox, Museum of natural History, Musee Georges Labit, Musee Departemental de la Resistance & de la Deportation, Ailes Anciennes Toulouse, Musee du Vieux-Toulouse, Musee Cap al Campestre, Musee du Bois et de la Marqueterie, Musee de l'Aurignacien.
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1. 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.
2. Musee de Cox
3. Museum of natural History
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 838 reviews
Reviewed By 18philippeb - Toulouse, France
As always, this Museum of Natural History offers a wonderful experience both for adults, teenagers and kids. Following a thorough renovation a couple of years ago, this one is particularly interesting. You learn a lot about the Earth and Universe, plants and animals. It’s educative and a lot of fun. Moreover most of temporary exhibitions are very interesting as “Extinctions”, a great way back in history to understand how why and how species disappeared in the past or may disappear in the future.
4. Musee Georges Labit
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 243 reviews
Reviewed By susheelar_12 - London, United Kingdom
Visited this museum full of artefact from Japan, Cambodia, India etc. Small museum but worth the visit
5. Musee Departemental de la Resistance & de la Deportation
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 86 reviews
6. Ailes Anciennes Toulouse
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 183 reviews
Since 35 years, the association Ailes Anciennes Toulouse saves and rebuilds a unique collection of aircraft (airplanes, helicopters, gliders and engines). Our collection, which is among the largest in France, has been collected and is maintained by a team of passionate and dedicated volunteers.
Reviewed By sandermoll - Heerhugowaard, The Netherlands
Fantastic museum with old aircraft. Although they are quite packed on a relatively small area, you can walk everywhere and touch all of them. Even in the hangar. No fences or whatever between you and the planes. The museum also renovates old aircraft on site. All done by volunteers and aviation enthusiasts. Entry for adults only 6 euros. If you are really interested in info on the planes on display they can provide a selfmade folder with a map. Both in French and English. Very useful. Staff very helpful and true aviation lovers. Small gift shop on site. Parking free. The aeroscopia museum is adjacent to the parking lot as well.
7. Musee du Vieux-Toulouse
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 90 reviews
Reviewed By Kingpop - Sydney, Australia
I visited in the first week of October as a follow up to the Musee Raymond and was not disappointed. The building itself is a good part of its interest and is filled with artifacts that give a glimpse into life in Toulouse 300 plus years ago. The welcoming volunteers supplied me with a truly comprehensive book in English to guide me and I left with a feeling of really understanding the old city I was visiting. When I took a walking tour the next day I already felt I had laid the ground-work and had my questions ready.
8. Musee Cap al Campestre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 11 reviews
Le musée est ouvert aux particuliers sur rendez-vous le premier week-end de chaque mois de 10h à 17h.
9. Musee du Bois et de la Marqueterie
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 61 reviews
In the heart of the town, you will discover the history of local wood & marquetry craftsmen who have contributed to Revel’s international reputation. Unique in France, the museum offers, through 1800 yards², multimedia and didactic tools to guide you along a sensorial and artistic journey. This living museum invites you to a large range of musical, artistic and cultural events in a convivial atmosphere. Numerous and diverse temporary exhibitions highlight contemporary creations.
10. Musee de l'Aurignacien
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 24 reviews
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