French course in Toulouse, France
France
- Other Cities in France:
Toulouse
Description:
Toulouse retains a strong regional identity, which centres around the mouth-watering cuisine to be found in this south-west corner of France. After your French lessons, make time to enjoy some 'garbure' (soup with poultry) or 'Saucisses de Toulouse' (herb sausages), washed down with a drop of local wine. Suitably refreshed, explore the scenic old town or one of Toulouse's many art galleries. Alternatively, stroll down to the Place du Capitole, the heart of city life, where the locals will be pleased to help you practice your French! Toulouse is ideally situated between France's Mediterranean and Atlantic coastlines, close to national parks. Even beautiful Spanish cities like San Sebastián and Barcelona are not far from Toulouse! An elegant building in the centre of Toulouse is home to our school. Following your French classes, relax in the nearby park or witness the majestic sight of Saint-Sernin Basilica, just a five-minute walk away. As well as large and bright classrooms, our school also has a library, student lounge and computer room with free Internet access.
Highlights:
How to get to Toulouse, France
A free transfer service, from either the airport or train station, is operated for students staying in host family and shared self-catering accommodation. Transfers are also available if you stay in a hotel, although these are not included. Star Points * Elegant city, with an authentic French culture
* A great base for exploring France, and even northern Spain!
* Well-equipped, centrally-located school
* Wide range of French courses available
* Variety of exciting activities on offer
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Experience Required: no
This Program is open to
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