Private city tour of Toulouse

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Description of the private tour of Toulouse with guide and vehicle.

Enjoy this private guided tour of Toulouse with your own private driver for an unforgettable experience.

This driver will take care of everything so you can sit back, relax and enjoy the tour. Tours in Toulouse with private driver offer a customizable itinerary that allows you to discover the city at your own pace, without having to think about anything else.

Toulouse is an inland city much closer to the sea than other French cities. It is not as impressive in size and not as well known, but it is still a nostalgic and beautiful destination with all its historical facts.

As with all our private tours, we will pick you up from your hotel and location for the experience of a lifetime – don’t miss this phenomenal opportunity to explore Toulouse!

Highlights of the private tour of Toulouse with guide and vehicle

You will be picked up at your hotel/location of choice in Toulouse and shortly taken on a private tour. Once you meet your driver and tour guide, the two of them will show you the best sights of the city. Toulouse has a lot to offer, do not miss the opportunity to get to know its most emblematic monuments and sites.

In Toulouse, you can enjoy many different things. We have listed below some of the main activities, but we can always make changes depending on the hotel you are visiting and/or in which neighborhood. The order of the activity may vary depending on the circumstances (i.e. whether you start at your hotel or not).

Garonne River

The Garonne River is famous in Toulouse because it is the main river in the city. It has been an important trade route for centuries and helped Toulouse grow into the bustling and important city it is today.

Basilica of Saint Sernin (UNESCO listed site)

The Basilica of Saint Sernin is a major tourist attraction in Toulouse, France. It is located on the banks of the Garonne River and is one of the most important Romanesque churches in Europe.

It was built in honor of Saint Sernin, who was a Roman centurion who was martyred for his Christian faith by being speared and quartered by wild animals. The church has been classified as a World Heritage Site since 1998.

Place du Capitol

The Place du Capitol in Toulouse is famous because it was the site of an attempt on the life of President Charles de Gaulle on August 22, 1962.

The Place du Capitole is a public square in Toulouse, France. The square is located in the center of the city and is surrounded by four buildings:

• Saint-Sernin Basilica,
• City Hall,
• the Palace of Justice and
• the Palace of Justice.

Visit of the exterior of the Museum of Toulouse.

The Toulouse Museum is one of the oldest museums in Europe and is famous for the diversity of its collections.

The museum houses more than 1 million items and is famous for its diversity of collections.

Originally built to house a collection of paintings, it now also houses a large collection of fossils, coins, medals, sculptures and other objects from antiquity to modern times.

Jacobins Church

The Jacobins Church is famous because it was the site of a series of mass executions during the French Revolution. This church is also famous for its architecture and history.

Hotel d’Assezat (Bemberg Foundation)

The Hotel d’Assezat (Bemberg Foundation) in Toulouse is famous for being the birthplace of the Bemberg family. It was built by a wealthy merchant, Jean-Baptiste Assezat, and his wife, Marie-Louise Ramade. Construction began in 1754 and was completed in 1759.

Place de la Trinite

The Place de la Trinite is a square in the center of Toulouse, France. It is famous for being the site of a church called Saint-Sernin, which was consecrated in 1034.

Prior to the 12th century, the area where Saint-Sernin is located was occupied by a Roman temple dedicated to Augustus Caesar. The temple was demolished and replaced by a Christian basilica, which became known as Saint-Sernin.

Place de la Trinite is also famous for its Christmas market that takes place every year from November to December.

Quai de la Daurade

The Quai de la Daurade is a famous tourist attraction in Toulouse, France. It is also the birthplace of the Toulouse Tourist Office and the first point of arrival of visitors to the city.

The Quai de la Daurade was built in 1856 and has been renovated many times since then. The most recent renovation was in 2017, when they added a new entrance that can be used by tourists with disabilities.

Church of Our Lady of the Dalbade

The Church of Our Lady of Dalbade in Toulouse is famous for the following reasons:

1. It is one of the most important religious monuments in Toulouse.
2. The church was built on the site of an ancient Roman temple, which was built by Emperor Augustus and dedicated to the goddess Cybele.
3. The church has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2016 because it stands as an outstanding example of Romanesque architecture.

Hotel du Vieux Raisin

The Hotel du Vieux Raisin is a hotel in Toulouse, France, famous for being the location of the first Michelin Guide, was built in 1855 and was, at the time, the most luxurious hotel in Toulouse. It was also where the first Michelin Guide was published and its first three stars were awarded.

St Etienne Cathedral

St Etienne Cathedral is famous because it was the first Gothic building in France.

The construction of this cathedral began in 1195 and took more than 200 years to complete. It has a unique pointed arch style that is different from other cathedrals in Europe at the time.

View of the Augustinian museum

The Augustinian Museum of Toulouse is famous for its collection of medieval and Renaissance art. The museum houses more than 3,000 works including paintings, sculptures and drawings.

This museum was founded in 1852 by the archbishop of Toulouse. He donated his collection to the city as a gesture of gratitude for all it had done for him during the French Revolution.

Canal du Midi

The canal was built to connect the Garonne River with the Mediterranean Sea. It is one of the most famous canals in France.

The Canal du Midi is a canal in Toulouse, France, that connects the Garonne River with the Mediterranean Sea. It is one of the most famous canals in France.

Rue Saint Rome

Rue Saint-Rome is a street in the south of Toulouse. It is famous for its restaurants, cafes and bars. The area is popular with students and tourists because it offers a variety of different cultures from around the world.

The street is named after Jean-Baptiste Saint-Rome, who was the first mayor of Toulouse in 1831.

Place Saint-George

Place Saint-George is in the heart of Toulouse, France. A large square with a statue of the Virgin Mary and a subway parking lot, it is named after King George I of England. He was the ruler of Great Britain from 1714 to 1727. The square was built in 1726 as a tribute to him.

Place Saint-George is famous because it has been the scene of many important events in French history, such as when King Charles X was overthrown on July 31, 1830.

Enjoy this private tour of Toulouse and get to know its most important monuments and sites. Learn about its history and all it has to offer thanks to your private official tour guide. Have your driver take you comfortably and safely from one place to another.

This private tour will end at your hotel or place of choice in the city of Toulouse.

See here all our private tours and experiences in Toulouse.

Details:

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  Duration

  4 hours

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  Language

  English, Spanish, French, the language in Spanish (other languages to consult)

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  Pick up point

  Hotel or place of choice in Toulouse

This Private Tour includes:

• Private official tour guide for 4 hours in Toulouse
• Private luxury vehicle with driver for 4 hours
• Pick up and drop off from hotel or place of choice in Toulouse
• Completely personalized and private experience
• Private Tour
• 24/7 Guardian Angel Service
• Public liability insurance
• Taxes

This Private Tour excludes:

• Food and drinks
• Entrance fees

Cancellation Policy

• No Refund, Modification or Cancellation in any case on any type of tickets or entrance fees.
• Modification of tour/service dates and starting times are subject to availability.
• 48 hours prior to first service date: Free Cancellation on guide and private vehicle with chauffeur. Any type of entrance tickets have no refund.
• Less than 48 hours prior to first service date: No Refund. Payment of 100%.