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Film sets

Toulouse offers a wide diversity of filming locations across our area, offering your production some truly unique backdrops. Do you need an ancient monument, a natural setting, modern buildings? You don’t need to scour the whole of France; Toulouse has it all!

Toulouse; a film set that is bursting with colour

Toulouse is a major metropolis, the 4th largest city in France, boasting 2,000 years of history. It is also a town with historic areas that are full of life, narrow cobbled streets and wide avenues in the Haussmann style, little town squares and the vast banks of the River Garonne.

Capital of the Occitanie region, just 2h by road from the Mediterranean Sea and 1h30 from the Pyrenees, by staging your shoot in Toulouse you can take advantage of a vast array of different locations for your film.

Scouting notebook

Explore Toulouse Métropole

Explore Toulouse and its metropolitan area of 37 communes.

Whether you’re looking for a media library, a castle, a large park or a lock, there’s sure to be a place that’s just right for your project!

Make your own list of locations

Search our database of over 200 sets to find the right locations for your shoot. You can filter the display of locations by type (square, street, church, flat, etc.) as well as by style and atmosphere.

Select the locations that interest you by adding them to your notebook, and save it!

Toulouse atmosphere…

Historic pedigree

The superb palace from the XVI Century plunges you into the Renaissance era. Toulouse boasts around one hundred mansion houses. This is the most sumptuous example of such a building; the Hôtel d’Assézat was designed by the great Toulouse architect Nicolas Bachelier, with its paved main courtyard, the arcades of its loggia and its superb stately tower in rose brick.

For a historical film or a documentary on heritage themes, the Ville Rose is sure to seduce you.

Raw contemporary elegance

Gigantism is also a key aspect of Toulouse. Not long ago the Airbus A380 was assembled here and « flying whales », Beluga aircraft, still regularly cross the Toulouse skies.

The “Ville rose” also offers open, bare spaces, which combine concrete and grey steel, and will give your shoot a very urban type of setting.

Wild nature

No sooner have you left the city centre and nature takes command. The Canal du Midi provides the ideal leafy backdrop to your shoots. A veritable green waterway, reflecting the plane trees that stand along its banks, it changes colours with the seasons.

A wonderful natural setting for your film.