If you have followed this blog for a while, you have already seen a few photos of my hometown.
At the end of 2016, I needed to stay in Toulouse for six months to take care of family affairs. It gave me time to revisit my favorite areas and take many photos. I won't be back there for a few years after all...
When the series is over, I'm pretty sure you'll want to fly to Toulouse... 😉
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Photos 1 & 2: Jardin des PlantesThe Jardin des Plantes is a public park and botanical garden located in Old Toulouse. It is part of a network of three public gardens that can be accessed via metal footbridges.
The garden is bordered by the Medical school, the 16th-century Natural history museum, the Daniel-Sorano theatre, and the Saint-Exupère church.
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Photos 3-9: Musée des AugustinsThe Musée des Augustins is one of the oldest museums in the country. The building that houses it dates back to 1309; it was built in the Gothic style.
The museum is famous for its cloister, its convent (opened to the public in August 1795) and its 4,000 sculptures / paintings made between the Middle Ages and the early 20th century. It also has an organ built in 1981.
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Photos 10-14: Jardin japonaisThe Japanese Garden is a wonderful little public park. Created at the beginning of the 1980s, it is perfect for anyone interested in a change of scenery without leaving the city.
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See you next week for part 2!
View more photos of my visit to France here.
