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Did you know that there is also the Saint Germaine Way marked by crosses numbered from 1 to 21? The Saint Germaine Way is done around the month of August.

To complete the list of sites to visit related to Saint Germaine, there is the fountain, the basilica, and also her little house where she slept curled up under the stairs with her animals. The house is still open, a place for reflection and meditation. She died at the age of 22; it was only much later that she was beatified and, 10 years after that, canonized.

The bell tower is very beautiful and is located not far from the Capitol

This building has always played an important role in the city and is centrally located

Unfortunately, in September 2024 this important church was closed for renovation.

The Notre-Dame du Taur church is currently closed for restoration work. There is no reopening date.

It is a famous monument that does not go unnoticed. The Capitol of Toulouse and its square were built in 1190. The project was launched under the direction of the architect Guillaume Cammas. The keep, in turn, was built in 1525. The aim was to ensure the protection of the city's archives. This also involved the safe storage of gunpowder. At the time, there were fears that the Spanish would attack and invade Languedoc. In fact, a war was raging between Charles V and Francis I.

Built in 1525, the building was used to store the gunpowder and archives that guaranteed the city's freedom. Because of its defensive appearance, Toulouse residents usually call it the keep. It is impossible to miss it between the majestic Capitole, the metro station and the shops.