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The long pink brick and stone façade of the Capitole de Toulouse seen across the open Place du Capitole.
Free entry

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Capitole de Toulouse

The town hall of Toulouse, named after the capitouls who governed the city from the 12th century. Its 135-metre façade of pink brick and stone on the Place du Capitole was completed in 1760 to designs by Guillaume Cammas; the first-floor reception rooms, including the painted Salle des Illustres, can be visited, and the building also houses the Théâtre du Capitole.

Nearby

Couvent des Jacobins

religious building

Musée des Augustins

art museum

Musée Saint-Raymond

museum

Basilica of Saint-Sernin

church

Hôtel d'Assézat

art museum

Pont Neuf

bridge

Toulouse Cathedral

church

Muséum de Toulouse

museum

Free entry

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