Must-Sees of the Pink City

Cultural Toulouse
Begin your cycling adventure in the beating heart of the city: Place du Capitole. Cross this iconic square, spot your zodiac sign on the Occitan cross, and take in the neoclassical elegance of the town hall’s façade.

Next, ride towards the majestic Saint-Sernin Basilica, a Romanesque masterpiece and UNESCO World Heritage Site. Just a few pedals away, pause at the Jacobins Convent—between 11am and 3pm, the stained glass windows cast dazzling colors onto the Gothic columns. Along the way, you can also explore Saint-Aubin Church, Notre-Dame de la Daurade, the Halle aux Grains, or the Palais de Justice—all remarkable chapters in the city’s vibrant history.

Toulouse by the Water
Water runs through Toulouse’s soul. Cruise gently along the UNESCO-listed Canal du Midi, passing through the Port Saint-Sauveur and its charming harbor master’s office.

Then head toward the Garonne River: ride through the Prairie des Filtres, stop on the Pont-Neuf, and soak up the panoramic view from the Daurade riverbanks. Here, the water mirrors the pink façades and endless sky—a perfect setting for a photo break or a quiet moment to take it all in.

Toulouse’s Streets, Neighborhoods & Parks
Don’t stick to the main roads—get lost among the pink-brick alleyways, uncover shaded little squares, unwind in a public garden like the Japanese Garden, or visit a market to feel the local pulse.

Each neighborhood has its own spirit: Saint-Cyprien, Carmes, Saint-Aubin… filled with cafés, bookshops, and hidden gems. On a bike, you’re free to stop whenever and wherever you like. That’s the beauty of cycling in the city—freedom to go where the moment takes you