10 direct, one of which at night connects Paris to Toulouse. The Montparnasse station for the TGV and the Austerlitz station for the Intercités. 4 TGVs are direct for Lourdes and 4 for Tarbes.

From Toulouse, you can take the TER to the Ariège and the towns of Foix, Tarascon-sur-Ariège and Ax-les-Thermes, as well as the Comminges and the towns of Saint-Gaudens, and Luchon.

From Tarbes, coaches provide links with the most touristic places and in particular the ski resorts.

The tram and the metro, two lines for Toulouse and its metropolitan area

From Beauzelle to Toulouse via Blagnac, the T1 line serves 24 stations. Its 14.4 km route connects Aéroconstallation to the Palais de Justice. The T2 tram line connects Toulouse city center to Toulouse-Blagnac airport.

Line T2 is made up of a section shared with line T1 from Palais de Justice to Ancely and a new track connecting line T1 at the Jean Maga roundabout to the terminus located at the terminal.

The metro , with its two lines A and B, thirty-seven stations are served. The metro is managed by Tisséo Réseau Urbain . The first line was inaugurated in 1993 and the second in 2007.

The company Les Bateaux Toulousains provides guided cruises on the Canal du Midi or the Garonne.

www.bateaux-toulousains.com (fr)

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Toulouse by bike

VéloToulouse and its 283 stations allow you to cycle through Toulouse quickly and easily.

Go to a departure terminal, take your bike tour and drop it off at your arrival terminal. All you need is your subscription card or your credit card to take a bike and choose the subscription of your choice (the first 30 minutes are free).

Bicycles are self-service 24/7. You are therefore perfectly autonomous to discover the pink city by bicycle!/p>

More information here (fr).

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