Vivi illustrated travel poster of Toulouse with a café by the Garonne, the Pont Neuf, a green dome, a brick bell tower and a river boat
La Ville Rose, by the Garonne

Toulouse

Pink brick everywhere, a café on the riverbank, a boat gliding along the Garonne and the old stone bridge glowing in the sun. Vivi is somewhere in the Pink City. It's the trickiest hide of the collection.

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Explore Toulouse with Vivi

Every number on the poster is a real place. Vivi drew the map.

the GaronneCapitoleSaint-SerninCanal du MidiPrairie des FiltresNToulouse, France1. Pont Neuf12. Dôme de La Grave23. Brick bell towers34. Quai de la Daurade4
Tap a number to see where it is in real life.
  1. 1

    Pont Neuf

    Despite its name ("New Bridge"), it's the oldest bridge in Toulouse, finished in the 1600s. Its brick and stone arches have survived centuries of Garonne floods.

    Across the Garonne, city centre
  2. 2

    Dôme de La Grave

    The big green copper dome belongs to the chapel of the old Hôpital de La Grave, on the left bank of the river. It's one of the city's most recognisable shapes.

    Left bank of the Garonne
  3. 3

    Brick bell towers

    Toulouse's skyline is dotted with tall brick bell towers, like the one of Notre-Dame de la Dalbade. The pinkish terracotta brick is what gave Toulouse its nickname.

    Notre-Dame de la Dalbade, old town
  4. 4

    Quai de la Daurade

    This riverside quay is where people in Toulouse come to sit on the steps, watch the boats and see the sunset over the Garonne.

    Right bank of the Garonne

Toulouse in three facts

La Ville RoseToulouse is called the Pink City because of its terracotta brick buildings.
Planes & spaceAirbus builds planes here, and the Cité de l'espace is a whole museum about space.
Canal du MidiThis UNESCO-listed canal starts in Toulouse and runs all the way to the Mediterranean.

Getting to Toulouse the slow way

Toulouse is a train ride from Paris, Bordeaux and Barcelona, and its centre is compact enough to explore without a car.

  • By trainHigh-speed and regional trains arrive at Toulouse-Matabiau station, a short walk from the centre.
  • By bikeFollow the shady towpath of the Canal du Midi, flat and car-free.
  • By metro & tramTwo metro lines and a tram connect the city.
  • On footWalk the riverside from the Daurade to the Pont Neuf at sunset.

Things to spot in the poster

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a bird on the roofa little yellow planea river boata green domea street signblack bollards

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Questions parents ask

What size is the Toulouse poster?

20×30 cm, printed and shipped to you. It costs A$30.

Is the poster printed and shipped?

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Which landmarks are in the Toulouse poster?

The poster shows Pont Neuf, Dôme de La Grave, Brick bell towers and Quai de la Daurade.

Where is Vivi hiding in the Toulouse poster?

That's the game! Look closely, or play Find Vivi, our free seek-and-find game, to check your answer.

How can you get to Toulouse without flying?

Toulouse is a train ride from Paris, Bordeaux and Barcelona, and its centre is compact enough to explore without a car. High-speed and regional trains arrive at Toulouse-Matabiau station, a short walk from the centre.

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