Toulouse voted best city in the world to visit in 2025

According to Lonely Planet, Toulouse is the world's number one city to visit in 2025.

Thanks to its festivities, gastronomy, heritage and innovations...

Of course, Toulouse is world-renowned for its aerospace industry, for its rugby with the Stade Toulousain and Antoine Dupont, for the Olympic Games with Léon Marchand, and for Bigflo et Oli, but... Toulouse “is the place to be”.

 

Lonely Planet's ranking in its “Best in Travel” guide

Toulouse, France
Pondicherry, India,
Bansko, Bulgaria
Chiang Mai, Thailand
Genoa, Italy
Pittsburgh, United States
Osaka, Japan
Caritiba, Brazil
Palma de Mallorca, Spain
Edmonton, Canada

According to Lonely Planet, Toulouse has it all. Its heritage, its pink bricks, its cultural richness and festivals, its sunshine, its beauty, but also its art galleries, its converted industrial sites, its lively cafés, its top-notch cuisine and strolls along its sun-drenched banks, the Garonne and the Canal du Midi.

A benchmark for global tourism, Lonely Planet's “Best in Travel” guide offers a selection of the best destinations to visit in the coming year. Selection criteria include cultural richness, tourist attractions, innovation, sustainability and accessibility.

 

Tourist Office

Donjon du Capitole

Square Charles de Gaulle,

31000 Toulouse

Tel.: 05 17 42 31 31

 

https://www.toulouse-tourisme.com/

 

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