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The park alongside the Garonne River is a popular site for water activities. The local water ski club has been active for over 40 years! There is also a picnic area, a bowling alley, and a playground for young children. Prairie des Filtres often hosts special events like festivals or concerts. The site has a rich history. It was used as a training facility for rugby teams and as a vegetable garden during the war. Make a pause and relax on its lush meadows!

Marché Victor Hugo or the Victor-Hugo market is one of the oldest and most well-known food markets in Toulouse. Fruits, vegetables, a great selection of cured hams, fish and the famous Toulouse sausage, are just a few things you can buy there. Above the market, there are numerous restaurants. However, if you want to get a meal there, come early - they close before 14:00. Occasionally on summer evenings, the Victor-Hugo market becomes a site for musical events.

Carcassonne, a two-hour drive from Toulouse, has one of the largest and best-preserved medieval fortresses in Europe. The history of this town stretches back for more than 2,500 years! Come here to discover its grand citadel, which is the UNESCO World Heritage Site. A labyrinth of cobbled streets, a castle, churches, towers, and antique buildings will keep you occupied for the whole day. And don’t miss the picturesque Bastide Saint-Louis, the lower town of Carcassonne.