Toulouse, France

Best wineries to visit

Discover Toulouse, capital of the South-West, renowned for its cultural richness and its wines with powerful aromas. Local winegrowers open the doors of their estates to you, and share their oenological wealth with you.

Be sure to visit the Château Boujac estate, where you can taste its exceptional “la Négrette” grape variety.

Whether this is your first wine experience or not, take advantage of the warm atmosphere and Toulouse gastronomy to enrich your experience.

The tours offered on Winalist are an invitation to explore the region's cocktail of flavors and wine traditions. Book your wine getaway to Toulouse today and let yourself be charmed by the South-West art of living.

The vineyards of Toulouse are seeing their level of popularity increase in the minds of French and foreign wine lovers, in particular thanks to the richness of the terroir and the expertise of the winegrowers.

With many centuries of wine tradition, Toulouse producers have vintages that allow them to delight wine lovers and connoisseurs alike.

Among the jewels of the region, we find the Château de Mercuès, whose Malbec grape variety makes it excellent.

Among the different types of wines produced in Toulouse and its surroundings, we mainly find:

• Red Wines: made from the Négrette and Syrah grape varieties, offering intense aromas of black fruits and silky tannins.
• White Wines: their freshness and distinctive floral notes make them perfect wines to accompany fish dishes or local cheeses.
• Rosé Wines: their delicate aromas of red fruits and their lightness are appreciated on hot summer evenings.

Don't miss out on discovering these wines during a tasting, where you can taste and take with you a part of Toulouse authenticity. Come discover the wine treasures of Toulouse with Winalist, and enjoy an unforgettable taste experience.

Toulouse is an ideal wine destination where culture and gastronomy meet.

Visit the city in spring for pleasant temperatures and flowering vineyards, and in summer for the "Toulouse Festival" and its wine tastings.

In autumn, discover the grape harvests and the “Wine Days” in golden landscapes. The region's rich soils produce unique wines, and winemakers happily share their know-how.

On a cultural level, the Saint-Sernin basilica and the Place du Capitole are essential places to visit. For the winter period, discover the shopping huts of the Christmas market, and immerse yourself in a magical atmosphere for young and old.

If you want to go to Toulouse and enjoy a peaceful setting, we recommend going there during the months of March and November. Toulouse offers a rich wine experience all year round, and is just waiting for you.

Toulouse is a vibrant and warm destination ideal for a weekend. The winegrowers welcome you every day, from Monday to Sunday for wine tastings in cellars, in wine estates or in castles near Toulouse.

If you want to go there, start your day with a visit to the Place du Capitole, located in the heart of the city, and contemplate the impressive structure of the Capitole de Toulouse. Take the opportunity to stroll through the city's shopping streets such as rue Saint-Rome and rue des Changes, lined with boutiques and cafes.

For a unique wine experience, head to surrounding vineyards, such as Domaine de Ribonnet or Château de Lagrézette, to discover the wines of the South West region. The winegrowers will share their passion and their best wines with you.

Next, explore Toulouse's rich cultural heritage by visiting the Basilica of Saint-Sernin, one of the largest Romanesque churches in Europe. Continue your cultural journey at the Musée des Augustins, housed in a former convent, which houses a vast collection of sculptures and paintings from the Middle Ages to the 19th century.

For a nature break, stroll through the Jardin des Plantes or along the banks of the Garonne, where you can enjoy panoramic views of the city. If you like aviation, don't miss the Cité de l'Espace, a fascinating interactive museum dedicated to space exploration.

At the end of the day, discover Toulouse gastronomy in a traditional restaurant such as Le Bibent or La Gouaille, where you can taste local specialties such as cassoulet, foie gras and Toulouse sausages.

Finally, end your day with a stroll on Place Saint-Pierre, known for its lively atmosphere and its numerous bars, where you can sip a drink while admiring the sunset over the Garonne. A weekend in Toulouse guarantees you total immersion in the history, culture and conviviality of this emblematic city in the southwest of France.

• Château de Luc chez la Famille Fabre with an average rating of 4.7 among 135 reviews.
• Château La Villatade with an average rating of 4.7 among 96 reviews.
• Château De Mercuès with an average rating of 4.8 among 46 reviews.

• The duration of the experience: The longer the visit and tasting, the higher the cost.
• The type of visit: Visit to a cellar, wine estate, or distillery.
• The presence of a guide: A tour guided by an expert, especially over a half or full day, can increase the price.
• Services included: Premium tastings, number of wines tasted, and additional activities such as wine workshops or meals.