The ancient Gargoulleau house(22 rue Gargoulleau)
The Oratory (rue Albert 1er)
The Saint Bartholomew Church (rue Pernelle)
The house called known as Maison de Nicolas Venette (1 rue Nicolas Venette)
The Stock exchange (Hotel of the Bourse) (14 rue du Palais)
The Town hall square
Shield with a sheep (26 rue des Merciers)
The house of Jean Guiton (3 rue des Merciers)
The Protestant Centre (2 rue Brave Rondeau)
The Reformed Church temple (2 rue Brave Rondeau)
The Cathedral
Resistance Street
Place Lefranc de Pompignan
The Montmurat Quay
The Private Mansion Sorbiac
The Armand Cambon Street
The Ingres museum (former Episcopal Palace)
From the base of the church of Saint-James one can see the Ingres museum built from 1664 to 1670 to serve as a residence for the bishop.
The Church of saint James
It was built in the 13th century (about one century after the city was founded) and the choir was enlarged around 1500.
The Bar or the Steward Private Mansion
On part of this site stood the castle of the counts of Toulouse, which they had reserved in the act of the fondation of the city in 1144, and then...
Rooster Square
The Place du Coq retains the memories of the Grande-Boucherie Temple and of the New Temple.