Museums in Midi-Pyrenees, France

Take exit 17 from the ring road to access this spectacular museum. Wander through the maze of the astronomi... More on Yahoo! Travel

One set of exhibits was closed, but it is easily worth the admission price . More on TripAdvisor

The museum was established in this convent in 1793, shortly after the French Revolution, when revolutionar... More on Frommers

I was surprised to find an amazing collection of paintings there. More on TripAdvisor

(Local Name: Muse Ingres) At the east end of the bridge, in the former Bishop's Palace (17th C.), is the Ingre ... More on PlanetWare

For children and adolescents from 5 to 19 years old, this workshop offers a variety of artistic activities, ranging from traditional drawing and painting techniques to sculpture. Yearlong classes are held here, as well as 5-day workshops ... More on Yahoo! Travel

In the first century AD, the Romans built a large rural sanctuary about 4km west of Toulouse. All that remain are the swimming baths (now in the basement of an apartment building), and the amphitheatre, once used for gladiators' tournaments. ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Toulouse's first large hospital was founded in the Middle Ages on the left bank of the Garonne River. For centuries it was also used as a shelter for pilgrims on their way to Saint-Jacques de Compostelle. There is a large shell sculpture ... More on Yahoo! Travel

This museum changes its poster exhibition three times a year. The collections are diverse, sometimes devoted to a specific French or foreign artist, such as Toulouse-Lautrec or Folon, sometimes concerned with such themes as the bicycle, ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Ground-breaking doctors have worked in Toulouse, Purpan, Labadie and Rochas in the 17th century and, in the 19th century, the mental health expert Esquirol and his disciples, Gerard Marchand and Jean-Baptiste Delaye. It is only natural, ... More on Yahoo! Travel

A space managed by the Association la Maison de la Parole, an organization devoted to words and language, the Bâton à Palabre hosts conferences, discussions, concerts, foreign language nights, and story evenings. The wide range of ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Every March, this film festival shows around a hundred South American films by young and more established directors. A panel of judges then reviews the films. There is even a magazine especially produced for the occasion. The films ... More on Yahoo! Travel