Attitude Magazine

La vie en rose

If you’re a foodie, rugby enthusiast, or you just enjoy being in a relaxed yet lively atmosphere (or all three), then book yourself a weekend in the blushing pink city of Toulouse.

The southern French city nicknamed ‘La Ville Rose’ thanks to its assortment of terracotta brickwork buildings has many facets to its character. Its proximity to the border with Spain means that the Spanish have been coming to Toulouse for centuries. After the Second World War, more than 100,000 relocated to make it their home. Consequently, today’s city is a melting pot of both cultures. Adding to Toulouse’s vibe are the fresh faces of the 100,000-strong French and Spanish university students that make up nearly a

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