Couvent des Jacobins

The chapel and cloisters are beautiful, and the panels are informative and well thought out. The pineapple ceiling is truly an impressive piece of engineering. However, the highlight of the visit was the temporary exhibit about the opera of Toulouse, which was really quite extraordinary. The sheer number of exhibits in that one room was almost overwhelming. Would highly recommend for anyone who enjoys the theatre!

The Museum and the cloître were very lovely, as well as the church. We went there on a free museums night, so it was packed

Impressive Jacobin church with serene atmosphere. Free to enter, with boards around providing information in French, English and Spanish. The stain glass windows look great. You can pay €5 to go into the cloister area, which includes beach chairs to sit on. Well worth a visit to the church, even if you don't go into the cloister.

Nice relaxing place with a lot of history, a very nice place to stroll around admiring the artichecture

It's worth a visit. Entrance to the temple is free, but for €5 per person you can visit the courtyard of the monastery and an exhibition about the opera housed in the same place.

Absolutely loved this place. The sun was shining through the stained glass and looked amazing. The palm vaulting is fascinating. Worth paying to go into the cloisters. We were lucky because a pianist was practising for a recital and the music really enhanced our visit.

The rather austere brick façade of this church in a former convent conceals a magnificent and lofty interior with slender columns that sustain palm-like vaults. The last one, near the apses, is particularly spectacular. A must-visit if you think you could admire Medieval Gothic architecture. Admission is free.

Fantastic bit of architecture, we were there when the sun was shining through the stained glass and it looked incredible. The entrance is free unless you want to go to the cloister which is 4 Euro. The relics of Thomas Aquinas were on display and its a great place to see.

Impressive church, the monastery is worth a visit. Good gift shop too.

Although we had hopes before arriving, our expectations were far exceeded. A fascinating and unique place historically, culturally, architecturally..

This old convent is a stunning piece of architecture in the heart of Toulouse, that has been transformed into a modern art museum. One of the most particular and striking features of this place is the neon lighting that has been installed throughout the building. To be honest, it was unexpected for me to find these lights in such a historic building, but in fact they truly add a new dimension to the experience. They enhance the artwork, creating a vibrant and dynamic atmosphere that is sure to captivate all types of visitors. A must-visit destination in Toulouse.

The chapel features beautiful stained windows, each of which is different and unique. The garden inside the basilica is beautiful. There is a temporary photography exhibition when I visit. It’s free for students so I wouldn’t complain anything about it.

Definitely do the museum, students go in for free! Lovely gardens as well.

Beautiful. A must see in Toulouse and a piece of history. Beautiful and peaceful cloister worth visiting (4€ for it and other rooms).

When in Toulouse, make sure to visit the place! I was torn because we had so little time, but after a local's suggestion decided to visit. Makes you feel like you are in another era. Also the stuff was really polite. I wish in the future I can visit again.

A magnificent couvent, but my favorite is the garden. It brings harmony to the whole architecture. The garden in the middle of the couvent creates a peaceful and serene setting. EXTREMELY RECOMMENDED

What an amazing place !

If you're into history... This is your place.

Amazing staff, easy accessible and not to mention the beautiful garden they have at the back.

Any place of prayer is something that calms the mind, in my opinion. The is a true oasis in the city. Come early in the morning or late in the day to see glorious light flooding through the windows. The cathedral and its cloister is a wondrous place with its incredible architecture and dedication to prayer. It will leave a mark when you step out of the door and back into the streets.

An iconic place in the pink city. I had the chance to discover it during the piano festival in September and I advise everyone to visit it. ❤

I especially loved the cloister/garden, but the church is stunning, too. Interesting exhibit on opera costumes and props.