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Toulouse is the Pink City, and for luxury car rental in Toulouse Zeus Prestige meets you wherever you stay, whether a hotel by the Place du Capitole, a city flat or Toulouse-Blagnac Airport. A convertible suits the walled city of Carcassonne, a prestige car the brick cathedral of Albi, and a supercar the high Pyrenean passes to the south.
The Romans founded Toulouse, and the Visigoths made it the capital of their kingdom in the 5th century. The University of Toulouse dates from 1229, and the Basilica of Saint-Sernin is described as the largest remaining Romanesque building in Europe. The Canal du Midi and the Saint-Sernin quarter are UNESCO-listed, and the local brick gives the city its rosy colour.
About 515,000 people live in Toulouse, and Airbus and the CNES space centre make it a European aerospace capital. The Place du Capitole and the Jacobins convent anchor the old town, and cassoulet fills the tables of its restaurants. Beyond the ring road, the roads fan out toward fortified towns and mountains.
A relaxed ride suits this run to Albi, which the Tarn places about 85 kilometres north-east of Toulouse. UNESCO recognised the Episcopal City of Albi in 2010. The brick cathedral of Sainte-Cécile, a masterpiece of the Southern Gothic style, was begun in 1282, and the former bishops' palace, the Palais de la Berbie, now holds more than 1,000 works in the Toulouse-Lautrec Museum. The Pont Vieux, first built in stone in 1035, still carries traffic over eight arches. Inside, road noise fades while the red brick glows in the afternoon light.
Roll the roof back for the journey to Carcassonne, about 80 kilometres from Toulouse. The Romans fortified the hilltop around 100 BC, and the Cité has two outer walls with 52 towers. Eugène Viollet-le-Duc restored it between 1853 and 1879, and UNESCO listed it in 1997. The Cathars held the stronghold until the siege of 1209. Warm southern air and the smell of dry stone drift through the open car on the approach.
Supercars find their stage in the Pyrenees. The Col du Tourmalet stands at 2,115 metres on the D918, and the race had climbed it 87 times as of 2020, more than any other pass. The eastern climb from Sainte-Marie-de-Campan covers 17.2 kilometres at 7.4 per cent, while the western approach from Luz-Saint-Sauveur runs 19.0 kilometres with a steepest section of 10.2 per cent near the summit. Octave Lapize led the way across in 1910. The turns come faster, your heart pounds and the thin air sharpens the engine note. Plan this as a long day.
Yes. Wherever you stay in Toulouse, from the streets around the Capitole to the wider metropolitan area, the car can be brought to your door. Name the location and the dates you need, and the plan follows.
Yes. Toulouse-Blagnac Airport (TLS, ICAO LFBO), including its private aviation terminal, is on our delivery list.
Carcassonne favours an open-top car, Albi a comfortable tourer, and the Tourmalet a supercar with real pace.
The pass stands at 2,115 metres. It is the second-highest paved pass in the French Pyrenees, and conditions in the mountains can change quickly.
Yes. Montpellier lies to the east, Bordeaux to the north-west and Biarritz to the west.
Choose from our cabriolets, supercars, prestige cars and SUVs, tell us where you are staying in Toulouse, and the keys will be ready for your luxury car hire.
Luxury car rental in Toulouse, delivered to your hotel, address in the city or Toulouse-Blagnac Airport, with three drives to Albi, Carcassonne and the Col du Tourmalet.
