3-Night Toulouse Getaway: £112pp Total (Direct Flights + Saint-Cyprien Aparthotel)

Experience southwest France’s vibrant “Pink City” with a 3-night autumn escape. By unbundling direct return flights with a central stay in the Saint-Cyprien district, you can explore historic terracotta architecture, world-renowned French gastronomy, and scenic banks along the Garonne River for just £112 per person.

Price & Route Breakdown

Item	Details	Cost (per person)
Direct Return Flights	UK ⇄ Toulouse–Blagnac (TLS)	£33.00
Central Aparthotel Stay	3 Nights at Adagio Access St Cyprien (£158 total / 2)	£79.00
Total DIY Cost	Flights + 3 Nights Central Accommodation	£112.00

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The Stay: Aparthotel Adagio Access Toulouse St Cyprien

• Location: 37 ter Avenue Étienne Billières, 31300 Toulouse
• The Setting: Located in the Saint-Cyprien district on the left bank of the Garonne River, an area known for independent bistros, covered food halls, and relaxed riverside green spaces.
• Transit Access: Steps away from Saint-Cyprien – République Metro Station (Line A), connecting you across the river to Place du Capitole and the historic centre in under 5 minutes.
• Self-Catering Flexibility: Rooms are equipped with kitchenettes, ideal for preparing morning breakfast or storing fresh market goods.

Airport Transfers

• Tisseo Airport Shuttle (Navette Aéroport): Runs directly between Toulouse–Blagnac Airport (TLS) terminal and central transit points every 20 minutes, taking approximately 20–25 minutes for around €9.
• Public Tram / Bus: Local transit routes (Bus Line 31 connecting to tram networks) provide budget-friendly links into the urban system for €1.80.
• Taxi / Rideshare: A direct 15-minute ride to Saint-Cyprien typically costs between €20 and €25.

Suggested 3-Night Itinerary

Day 1 (Saturday): Arrival, River Views & Saint-Cyprien Markets

• Land in Toulouse in the morning, take the quick airport link to Saint-Cyprien, and drop your bags at Avenue Étienne Billières.
• Walk through the covered Marché Saint-Cyprien for local saucisse de Toulouse and regional artisan cheeses.
• Stroll across the 16th-century Pont Neuf for classic views of the terracotta city reflecting over the Garonne.
• Spend your first evening in Place du Capitole or Place Saint-Pierre, enjoying drinks on an outdoor terrace.

Day 2 (Sunday): Terracotta Heritage & Traditional Cassoulet

• Morning: Explore the grand square of Place du Capitole, followed by a visit to the Romanesque Basilica of Saint-Sernin.
• Afternoon: Walk through the tranquil, palm-vaulted brick cloister of the Couvent des Jacobins.
• Evening: Dine at a local bistro to try traditional Occitanie cassoulet (slow-cooked white beans, duck confit, and local sausage).

Day 3 (Monday): UNESCO Canals & Aerospace Heritage

• Morning: Rent a city bike and ride along the shaded paths of the UNESCO-listed Canal du Midi.
• Afternoon: Visit the aviation museum Aeroscopia or browse the boutique shops around the Carmes quarter.
• Evening: Catch the sunset along the Daurade quayside overlooking the illuminated bridges.

Day 4 (Tuesday): Marché Victor Hugo & Full Day Departure

• Check out, store your luggage at the aparthotel, and spend your final day exploring Marché Victor Hugo, heading upstairs to the casual market-floor restaurants for fresh grilled meats and seafood.
• Stroll through the Jardin des Plantes before collecting your luggage and heading back to the airport for the 22:50 flight home.

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