Art & Heritage Tour
This tour takes you on a journey through the great figures of French art, exceptional heritage and inspiring landscapes.
From the shores of the Garonne to the valleys of the Aveyron, each stage combines culture, architecture and the easy-going lifestyle, bathed in the unique light of the South-West.
Day 1 – Toulouse: classical meets modern
The discovery begins in the heart of the Pink City, in a Renaissance mansion housing a remarkable collection of European art. Then, head to the left bank of the Garonne to visit a contemporary art museum housed in a former slaughterhouse. Between past and modernity, Toulouse reveals its creative vitality and southern charm.
Day 2 – Montauban: painters and sculptors in harmony
Free morning to stroll under the arcades of Place Nationale or enjoy the lively terraces. In the afternoon, visit the Ingres Bourdelle Museum, a tribute to two local artists: Ingres, master of drawing, and Bourdelle, monumental sculptor.
Day 3 – Saint-Antonin-Noble-Val: art in stone
En route through the gorges and plateaus of Tarn-et-Garonne to one of the most beautiful medieval villages in France. A guided tour reveals its picturesque streets, before immersing visitors in a former Cistercian abbey that has been converted into a contemporary art centre — a place where history and creativity meet.
Day 4 – Rodez: the brightness of black
Head to Rodez for an afternoon dedicated to the Soulages Museum. The building's bold architecture pays tribute to the artist of black and matter, in a subtle interplay of light and textures.
Day 5 – Cordes-sur-Ciel: climbing towards inspiration
Head for Cordes-sur-Ciel, elected one of France's most beautiful hilltop villages. Its endless panoramic views and cobbled streets have inspired painters, writers and dreamers for centuries.
Day 6 – Cordes-sur-Ciel: artistic and heritage exploring
The day continues with a guided tour of the Gothic quarter, taking in craft workshops, galleries and little gems hidden behind medieval façades.
Day 7 – Return to Toulouse
Last hours of leisure to enjoy the gentle Toulouse atmosphere before departure.
The Gourmet Tour
Flavours and savoir-faire of the South-West
A sensory experience combining culinary discoveries, colourful markets and encounters with passionate producers. This tour focuses on walking and proximity: each tasting is part of a stroll through the most beautiful towns and villages of the South-West.
Day 1 – Toulouse: a gourmet stroll through the Pink City
Morning - Start the day with a walking tour that reveals the sweet treats and iconic specialities of Toulouse. Between the aroma of crispy chocolate croissants and the creations of a Michelin-starred pastry chef, this walk combines tradition and modernity. Short stops at creameries and artisan food shops: chocolates, confectionery, ice cream and refined pastries.
Midday - Lunch featuring cassoulet, the iconic dish of south-western France, in a typical brasserie. Several options available depending on the tone of the tour: friendly bistro, local institution or refined restaurant.
Afternoon - Take a stroll along the quays to aid digestion, discover a place dedicated to violets, the emblematic flower of Toulouse, before sampling a fragrant sweet or an artisan liqueur.
Day 2 – Saint-Antonin-Noble-Val and its surroundings: from the farm to the market
Departure for the green valleys of Aveyron for an immersion in the heart of the region. Depending on the season, visit a farm cheese producer or a honey producer. On Sundays, the large market in Saint-Antonin offers a festival of colours and local flavours: warm bread, ripe fruit, charcuterie, Quercy wines... A picnic by the water becomes a veritable country feast.
Day 3 – Limogne-en-Quercy: the black gold of the Lot
Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of black truffles with a visit to a truffle farm and a demonstration of truffle hunting. The experience ends with a guided tasting, where the aromatic richness of Quercy's black diamond is revealed in all its subtlety.
Day 4 – Cordes-sur-Ciel: culinary traditions
In the medieval town, meet a foie gras artisan producer and discover the ancestral art of preservation. The tasting, in an authentic setting, ends the day on a note that is both rustic and refined.
Day 5 – Albi and Gaillac: market and wines of the Tarn
In the morning, immerse yourself in Albi's covered market, among colourful stalls, charcuterie, aligot sausage and local cheeses. In the afternoon, head to the hillsides of Gaillac for a wine tasting at a family-run estate.
Return to Toulouse at the end of the day.
Half-day guided tours
· Discover the medieval village of Saint-Antonin-Noble-Val, its history, architecture and artisans.
· Guided tour of Abbey of Beaulieu, a mecca for contemporary art in the heart of the countryside.
· Heritage walk in Caylus, following in the footsteps of the Albigensian Crusade and tracing architectural developments through the centuries.
· Explore the hilltop village of Bruniquel, with its flower-filled streets, castles and panoramic views of the gorges.
Treat yourself to an exceptional moment in the heart of nature with our Luxury Picnic, a refined experience combining fine dining, comfort and elegance.
Set in a bucolic setting — by a river, in an orchard or on a panoramic meadow — this high-end picnic transforms a simple meal into an unforgettable memory.
Every detail is designed for your comfort and enjoyment:
A carefully crafted setting: linen tablecloths, elegant tableware, soft cushions
and floral decorations.
Carefully selected local and artisanal products: farmhouse cheeses,
fine charcuterie, country bread, homemade pastries and regional wines.
A turnkey service: set-up, decoration, provision of equipment and dismantling after your departure.
Optional extras: champagne, background music or a private photographer to capture the moment.
This is the ideal experience for:
A romantic dinner at sunset
A birthday, hen party or marriage proposal
A unique experience with friends or family
A chic and convivial corporate picnic
