Holiday rentals in Toulouse

Allow approximately 1 hour and a half for this walk in the heart of Toulouse. This will be the opportunity to discover - between historical facts and unusual anecdotes - the "pink city" in a whole new light. The departure will begin in a shopping street in the city centre and the walk will continue to the district of Esquirol. We will go down Alsace-Lorraine street which, if we take the time to stop there, reveals many secrets. Then we will go through the Place du Capitole, then down to the banks of the Garonne. The stories of the buildings that we will see then are not very known. Other things to note As stated, my tour is for 4 people. However, if you're willing to book my tour but you are a group of more than 4 people, do not hesitate to ask me and I will modify the number of people for the tour. What's more, don't hesitate to ask me to change the date of the experience.

Being drawn is a unique and rich experience. naked, draped or even dressed, whatever you want! (of course, I'll give you the drawing, so you'll have an artwork of yourself) Before the session, we will discuss a little so that we can find together a pose that suits you. Classic or less conventional, etc. The pose lasts only 2 or 3 times 20 minutes. No experience is required and I will guide you to find a pose (in general, no one has a precise idea of ​​what he wants to do :) You can come alone or accompanied, it will be a pleasure to welcome you. Note that for two-person poses, it will take 20 to 30 minutes more (discount applies for 2 persons). The size of the drawing is usually 60x40cm - I draw in pencil on white paper or toned paper but other options are possible if you wish. I provide a tube for transport, I can also ship the drawing to your place if you want (shipping costs apply, depending on destination). Other things to note The most important thing to be drawn is to be comfortable with the idea. It is also important to appreciate the work of the artist who will draw you. the rest is done alone!

Discover Toulouse differently on the handlebars of one of my top of the line electric bikes. A playful adventure dotted with little extras that only the Toulousain cyclists know. Led by an experienced bike expert, set off on an exploration of Toulouse by Electric Bike. The architectural, cultural and natural heritage will be unveiled in the heart of this original Electric Bike Tour which ventures beyond the usual ground of the historic center. Highlights: -Take command of a high-end electric bike. -Numerous original views of the city from the three bridges of the city center. -Small alleys, and other bike paths that only the initiated Toulousain cyclists know. Other things to note Please be 15mn in advance at the meeting point. Please come at 9:15am, 15min before the tour start :)

Photo shoot by the sights of the city: nothing can be more memorable than beautiful moments captured with a camera! We're gonna take a walk to visit together the most beautiful places in our ville rose and take amazing photos. Are you ready? To see all of our photos, check our Instagram @photographestoulouse and our site https://www.photographestoulouse.com/ The price is per person. Each experience is limited to two people to guarantee a private session, but if you are a larger group, contact me and I will add some places to this special photoshoot. Other things to note Duration of the photo session: 1H maximum. For girls, I advice for you to wear a dress or skirt because it makes the photos much prettier!

Join me for a unique experience in "the belly of Toulouse" - the Marché Victor Hugo, Toulouse's largest covered market! You'll soon be eating your way through market staples like chocolatines (NOT pain au chocolate!), traditional baguettes, the only farm-to-counter foie gras in the market, cheese from a MOF fromager-affineur (and learning what those words mean!), some of the best charcuterie in Toulouse, and more. Some items we'll taste immediately, but others go into my basket for our final destination: a specially-reserved "tonneau" at a wine seller in the market, where we'll pair our finds with local wines made from obscure grape varieties. We finish on a sweet note with some locally-produced chocolates. No need for lunch afterwards! Along the way, you’ll learn about food and market history, get tips for finding the best products, cultural lessons (French toasting etiquette, anyone?), and context for what you’re tasting. When it's over, you'll get an email listing where we went and what we tasted, as well as any special recommendations you asked for. Other things to note We'll be eating on our feet, no seating. Please alert me at least 24 hours in advance if you have food allergies or don't drink alcohol. Open-minded vegetarians can get by, vegans no.