Selection of the most beautiful monuments in Haute-Garonne

Halle
31330 Grenade

Granada Hall, listed as a historical monument, is an imposing 16th-century medieval hall located in the heart of the bastide of Granada (Haute-Garonne). With its 36 octagonal pillars and three-storey structure, it embodies the Southwest Merchant Architecture.

Fortified Church
31310 Montesquieu-Volvestre

The church of Saint-Victor de Montesquieu-Volvestre, fortified 13th century building, stands in this bastide of Haute-Garonne. Its rare bell tower with 16 sides and its Renaissance portal make it a listed historical monument since 1983.

Southern Gothic architecture
31000 Toulouse

The church of the Jacobins of Toulouse, a gothic jewel of the 13th-XIVth centuries, is a former Dominican brick convent, famous for its mineral palm and relics of Saint Thomas of Aquinas, located in the city centre near the Capitol.

Paths of Compostela - At the edge of the tracks
31510 Valcabrère

The Basilica of Saint-Just de Valcabrère, a Romanesque building of the 11th-XIIth centuries, stands in Occitanie near Saint-Gaudens. Classified at UNESCO, it combines ancient and medieval art in a major historical site.

Bridge
31000 Toulouse

The Pont-Neuf de Toulouse, built between the 16th and 17th centuries, is an iconic bridge spanning the Garonne, famous for its robustness and Renaissance architecture. Located in Occitanie, it is the oldest Toulouse bridge still standing.

Villa Gallo-Romane
31350 Montmaurin

The Gallo-Roman villa of Montmaurin, located in Occitanie, is a sumptuous agricultural palace of the fourth century, testifying to the prosperity of the Aquitaine Gaul. Its 5,800 m2 and its peristyles make it an exceptional site.

Renaissance building
31000 Toulouse

The hotel of Bernuy, a 16th century mansion in Toulouse, illustrates the Gothic-Renaissance transition. Ranked a historic monument in 1889, it now houses the Collège Pierre-de-Fermat in the centre of Toulouse.

Private hotel classified
31000 Toulouse

The Hotel d'Assézat, a 16th century Renaissance jewel in Toulouse, is a private hotel classified as a historical monument. Built by Nicolas Bachelier for Pierre d'Assézat, it now houses the Bemberg Foundation and scholarly societies.