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Toulouse

France · Western Europe

Toulouse works almost all year round, peaking in May and August–September, when it is at its strongest for culture and city breaks. Warm days with blooming parks and bustling outdoor cafe terraces across the Pink City. Pyrenean hiking trails begin opening at middle elevations.

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Month by month

MonthFitWeatherCrowds & pricesWhat it's good for
January 7/10 9°C · 10 rain days crowds 1/5 · prices 2/5 Skiing, Culture, Nightlife. Cold winter temperatures make it ideal for city museums and day trips to nearby Pyrenees ski stations. University nightlife is active following the holidays.
February 8/10 13°C · 7 rain days crowds 2/5 · prices 2/5 Skiing, Culture, Nightlife. Relatively dry and mild compared to January, with peak snow conditions in the accessible Pyrenean resorts. The city hosts the annual violet festival.
March 8/10 15°C · 11 rain days crowds 2/5 · prices 2/5 Culture, Nightlife, City breaks. Spring begins with warming afternoons, though rain showers are frequent. Late-season skiing is still feasible in higher Pyrenean elevations.
April 8/10 17°C · 12 rain days crowds 3/5 · prices 3/5 City breaks, Culture, Nightlife. Pleasant spring weather makes walking along the Garonne River and Canal du Midi very appealing. Occasional spring showers are common.
May 9/10 21°C · 13 rain days crowds 3/5 · prices 3/5 Culture, City breaks, Hiking. Warm days with blooming parks and bustling outdoor cafe terraces across the Pink City. Pyrenean hiking trails begin opening at middle elevations.
June 9/10 26°C · 12 rain days crowds 4/5 · prices 4/5 City breaks, Hiking, Culture. Warm and lively atmosphere with vibrant outdoor dining and the Fete de la Musique filling the streets. Mountain trails in the Pyrenees are mostly clear.
July 9/10 29°C · 6 rain days crowds 4/5 · prices 4/5 Hiking, Road trips, City breaks. Hot and sunny with Toulouse Plages setting up temporary leisure spots along the Garonne. Student nightlife winds down, but regional tourism is high.
August 9/10 29°C · 7 rain days crowds 3/5 · prices 4/5 Hiking, Nature & wildlife, Road trips. Consistently hot and dry month with many local shops closing for annual holidays. Peak season for high-altitude Pyrenean hiking and road trips.
September 9/10 25°C · 9 rain days crowds 3/5 · prices 3/5 City breaks, Hiking, Culture. Ideal month to visit with warm temperatures, lower tourist volumes, and returning university energy. Excellent hiking conditions in the Pyrenees.
October 8/10 21°C · 10 rain days crowds 2/5 · prices 3/5 City breaks, Culture, Road trips. Mild autumn weather with stunning fall foliage along the canal and nearby vineyards during the grape harvest. Pleasant for city walks.
November 8/10 14°C · 14 rain days crowds 1/5 · prices 2/5 Culture, Nightlife. The rainiest month of the year with cooler temperatures, making it best suited for indoor cultural attractions like Cite de l'Espace and Aeroscopia.
December 8/10 11°C · 13 rain days crowds 3/5 · prices 3/5 Culture, City breaks, Nightlife. Place du Capitole hosts a bustling traditional Christmas market. Pyrenean ski resorts open for the winter holiday season.

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