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When to visit Toulouse

May to June and September to early October are the easiest periods, with daytime temperatures of 22C to 27C and evenings spent on the banks of the Garonne. July and August pass 30C in the dry heat of southern France, and the city quietens in August. November to February is mild but wet at 8C to 12C, and snow is rare. The Pyrenees are in ski season from December to March.

Things to do in Toulouse

The Capitole

The town hall of 1760, facing the main square with a 128 metre facade of pink brick and white stone, is also the opera house. The Salle des Illustres on the first floor, with 19th century ceiling paintings and statues telling the history of Toulouse, is free to visit in office hours. The bronze Occitan cross set into the square and the painted ceilings under the arcade are the meeting point.

Basilica of Saint-Sernin

Built in brick in the 11th century for pilgrims on the road to Santiago, the basilica is 115 metres long, the largest surviving Romanesque church in Europe, and has been UNESCO listed since 1998. Its five tiered octagonal bell tower defines the skyline of the city. The ambulatory of relics behind the altar and the crypt are paid; on Sunday mornings an antiques market sets up around it.

Couvent des Jacobins

The brick church built by the Dominican order in the 13th century is plain as a fortress outside and famous inside for its palm vault, where twenty two ribs spring from a single column. The relics of Saint Thomas Aquinas have rested on the altar here since 1369. The church is free; the two storey brick cloister and the piano festival held there on summer evenings are paid.

Cité de l'espace

The space park at the eastern edge of the city, opened in 1997, is the public face of Toulouse's space industry. A 53 metre model of the Ariane 5 rocket, a walk through replica of the Mir space station and a Soyuz capsule stand in the grounds, with a domed planetarium and an IMAX theatre. Families set aside a full day, and weekend tickets are best bought in advance.

Aeroscopia Museum

The aviation museum opened in 2015 beside the Airbus site at Blagnac shows two Concordes, an Airbus A300 and the giant Super Guppy transport aircraft under one hangar roof, with access into the cabins. Guided Airbus tours of the A380 and A350 assembly lines start from the museum and need advance registration with a passport. It is 30 minutes from the centre by tram.

Canal du Midi

Opened in 1681 and linking Toulouse to the Mediterranean, the 240 kilometre canal has been a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1996; its stretch through the city is a cycling and walking path in the shade of plane trees. The three bridges at Port de l'Embouchure, where the canal meets the Garonne, and the marina in front of Matabiau station are the starting points. In summer canal boats run hourly trips.

Istanbul – Toulouse flight prices by month

The cheapest month on this route is September: return fares start at 10,119 TL (cheapest day: September 17). In the most expensive month the same route sits around 19,173 TL, so picking the right month is the decision that actually sets the price here. Data scanned as of 2026-09-21 and subject to change.

Istanbul → Toulouse: search the cheapest day, September 17

Which city is cheaper to fly to Toulouse from?

Departing from Istanbul is the cheapest option for this destination: 10,119 TL in September. Each price below is the floor for that origin’s own best month; click a price and the search opens with that origin and date.

Airlines on the Istanbul – Toulouse route

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About Toulouse

Toulouse is a popular route for France (Europe). For more travel guidance, when to go and things to do, see our Toulouse destination page.

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