Le Temple du Salin Historic Monument in Toulouse

To find the Temple du Salin, simply go to the square of the same name, Place Salin. In the Carmes district, it is housed in the former royal treasury building, built in the 13th century.

From the 15th century onwards, it was used as a reception place for kings during their visits to Toulouse, before becoming state property during the Revolution. The Sisters of Charity of Our Lady then settled there until 1904, before their congregation was dispersed by the state.

The Protestant church was built in the 20th century, retaining medieval elements and the remains of the original construction. Today, it features a neo-Gothic style with stained glass and sash windows. It is only open for worship on Sunday mornings.