AUDIO TOURS · TOULOUSE AUDIO TOURS
The 7 best toulouse audio tours you can book right now, with the price one person pays, how long the audio runs and whether the entry ticket comes with it. Number one is first for a reason.
See Toulouse by open-top minibus, from Saint-Sernin to the Garonne, with multilingual audio, city stories, and a useful one-hour overview.
“It was a good overview of Toulouse. Could use more history, but that’s personal preference.”
Review of the Toulouse to Carcassonne coach trip, with castle access details, audio guide tips, timing, value, and practical advice.
“I've got to start by thanking both the driver and the operator at the office. The metro wasn't running properly due to some line issues, so despite giving myself an extra hour (I'd planned breakfast near the pickup), I was slightly late! They arranged to wait for me for a slight time, which was enough for me to get there, though had provided backup information, locations etc. in case I couldn't! The audioguide you receive is sufficient enough, and covers 15 main points in Carcassonne, I began wandering the city listening to this, but once you get to the inner castle and ramparts (ticket not included) I spent a few…”
See Toulouse by quiet electric tuk-tuk, with photo stops, audio commentary, and private seating for up to four people.
“This was a great way to see the sights in the centre of Toulouse. Highly recommended !”
Review of the Toulouse to Carcassonne coach trip, with castle access, audio guides, practical tips, value advice, and honest drawbacks.
“All you offered was a bus ride and a castle ticket on a day whem entrance was free! No one accompanied the participants except the driver who spoke only french to tell us we arrived. Not even a recorded narration on the coach to tell us the history of our destination.”
Review of the Toulouse to Albi and Cordes-sur-Ciel day trip, with coach transport, audio guides, timing, value, and practical tips.
“This excursion is transportation ONLY. It gets you from point A to point B and back again. Others said that you could've taken a train instead. However, you might not be close to where you want to be and that is a waste of time. Wasting time on vacation is a waste of money. This gets you to where you need to go and back.”
Review of Toulouse’s $11 self-guided audio tour, with two walking routes, offline access, family treasure hunt, and practical drawbacks.
“certains points ne sont pas assez détaillé et d'autres non abordés : notamment certaines places”
Explore Toulouse for $6 with a flexible audio tour covering churches, markets, gardens, the Capitole, and the Garonne waterfront.
“Most of the sites are walking distance from each other. We found our first Church St Aubin was closed except for Mass services. I suggest you check the sites before you go. Otherwise the commentaries where informational.”
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