Discover the Pink City: A magical travelogue in Toulouse.

Toulouse, known as the "Pink City", is a stunning tourist destination. Under the blue sky, the rose-colored brick walls make people feel warm and romantic. In this guide, we will decipher the charm of Toulouse from multiple perspectives, from transportation guide to attraction recommendations. You will definitely be deeply attracted by this southern French city. Transportation strategy First, take the high-speed train (TGV) from Paris to Toulouse, which takes about 4 hours. The fare ranges from 50 to 100 euros. Booking in advance can save a lot of money. Transportation in the city is convenient, and the subway, buses and shared bicycles are good helpers for exploring the city - the one-way fare for the subway is about 1.7 euros and the bus is 2 euros. Hotel recommendations When it comes to accommodation, Toulouse has plenty of options. High-end hotels such as "Crowne Plaza" cost about 200 euros per night, while cozy B&Bs are affordable, usually about 60 to 100 euros per night. It is recommended to stay in the city center for easy access to major attractions. Must visit attractions Church of Saint-Senin: This 11th-century building is the starting point for a stroll, and its spectacular Romanesque style is stunning. Chief Court (Capitole) Square: This historic building is one of the symbols of the city and an important gathering point for local residents' life. Feel free to visit or stop in a nearby cafe to experience local life. Toulouse Space Museum: Not only is this a paradise for technology fans, the interactive exhibitions keep visitors big and small enthralled. Tickets are 16 euros for adults and only 11 euros for children. Garonne River: When the sun sets, walking along the river, whether sitting quietly by the river or taking a boat trip, is a way to enjoy life. Travel Tips 1. Language: Although many young people speak English, learning a few French greetings will make the journey smoother. 2. Food: Don’t miss Cassoulet, this traditional French stew is a double treat for the soul and stomach. 3. Shopping: Head to the market in the city center and pick up a bottle of pink Toulouse wine to take home. Toulouse is not only a picturesque historical city, but also a city that perfectly combines modernity and tradition. Every street corner has a story waiting to be discovered. I hope this practical guide will make your planned trip more enjoyable, and set out with endless curiosity about this pink city!