Wander along winding stone paths through the serene Japanese Tea Garden, a peaceful retreat rich in history and beauty. Originally a limestone quarry, this garden is a testament to San Antonio’s ability to transform and preserve nature. Explore tranquil ponds filled with koi fish and turtles, cross charming stone bridges, and admire a traditional pagoda that offers a perfect photo spot. Mini waterfalls add a soothing soundtrack to your visit, while lush vegetation attracts colorful butterflies fluttering gracefully from flower to flower.

This public garden has abandoned its medicinal functions to become a popular family outing in Toulouse. It offers a breath of fresh air in the centre of the city and a large range of sights and activities such as playgrounds, ponds with swans and ducks, a small coffee place, pony rides, and beautiful bridges.

The Basilica of Saint Sernin, Europe's largest Romanesque church, is home to the tomb of Saint Sernin, a bishop and martyr who played a crucial role in the spread of Christianity in Toulouse. Designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site, this magnificent basilica is a must-visit destination that boasts impressive ceilings and marble decorations that serve as a testament to its illustrious history, including its significant role as a pilgrimage site.

Located at the old Euskalduna shipyard, Itsasmuseum dives into the city’s maritime past. Exhibitions focus on the estuary’s environment, the history of trade, and the development of shipbuilding. Highlights include detailed wooden ship models and outdoor displays of historical vessels, anchors, and the iconic Carola crane.