Sights & Attractions in The Midi-Pyrenees and Languedoc-Roussillon

Top Attractions

Name	Category	Location

Arc de Triomphe Looming majestically over the peripheral highway that loops around...	Architectural Sites	Montpellier

Basilique St-Sernin Toulouse's most famous landmark and the world's largest Romanesque...	Religious Sites	Toulouse

Capitole/Hôtel de Ville The 18th-century Capitole is home to the Hôtel de Ville...	Government Buildings	Toulouse

Église des Jacobins An extraordinary structure built in the 1230s for the Dominicans...	Religious Sites	Toulouse

Hôtel d'Assézat Built in 1555 by Toulouse's top Renaissance architect, Nicolas...	Museums / Galleries	Toulouse


Hôtel de Bernuy Now part of a school, this mansion, around the corner from the...	Houses / Mansions	Toulouse

Musée des Augustins Occupying a former Augustinian convent, this museum displays...	Museums / Galleries	Toulouse

Musée du Vieux Toulouse This museum is worthwhile for the building itself as much as...	Museums / Galleries	Toulouse

Musée Fabre From crowd-packed Place de la Comédie, Boulevard Sarrail...	Museums / Galleries	Montpellier

Musée St-Raymond The city's archaeological museum, next to the Basilica of St-Sernin...	Museums / Galleries	Toulouse

Place de la Comédie The number of bistros and brasseries increases as you leave the...	Squares	Montpellier

Place de la Daurade On the Garonne, this is one of Toulouse's nicest squares. A stop...	Squares	Toulouse

Place du Capitole Lined with shops and cafés, this vast, open square in...	Squares	Toulouse

Promenade du Peyrou Montpellier's grandest avenue, the promenade was built at the...	Promenades / Boardwalks	Montpellier
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