toulouse vs Sevilla

 

⚽️ Toulouse v Sevilla

💸 From: £173pp

🛫 Departure Airport:Birmingham

📍 Stadium: Stadium de Toulouse

📅 Trip Length: 3 nights

✈️ Airport: Toulouse-Blagnac (TLS)

 

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🏟 The Match

Toulouse take on Spanish giants Sevilla in a summer friendly that’s anything but low-key. With Ligue 1 just around the corner and Sevilla looking to sharpen up before La Liga kicks off, expect full-strength lineups, a lively crowd, and that unmistakable energy of a summer night fixture. This is a rare cross-border match-up that’s ideal for neutrals — high quality, low pressure, and all the vibes.

 

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✈️ Getting from the Airport to the City Centre

You’ll land at Toulouse-Blagnac Airport, which is about 20–25 minutes from the city centre.

 

Easiest option?

Take the Tisséo Airport Tram (Line T2) directly to Palais de Justice, then switch to Metro Line B if needed. A single ticket is around €1.80, or you can grab a day pass for roughly €6. You can also take the Airport Shuttle (Navette Aéroport) to Toulouse Matabiau Station, which is super close to your Airbnb — around €9.

 

Either way, quick, smooth, and no need for taxis.

 

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🛏 Accommodation

You’ll be staying in a clean and stylish Airbnb in the heart of Toulouse, just a short walk from the main train station and surrounded by cafés, bars, and riverside strolls. It’s ideal for heading to the game, grabbing food, and soaking up the atmosphere without fuss. We’re happy to switch things up for your group too — just let us know if you’d prefer hotel-style comfort or a spot outside the centre.

 

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🍷 What To Do in Toulouse

Nicknamed “La Ville Rose” (The Pink City), Toulouse is an underrated gem. Spend your days wandering pastel-coloured alleys, visiting the Capitole de Toulouse, or chilling by the Garonne River. There’s a student vibe here, meaning loads of great spots for drinks without paying big-city prices.

 

For football fans, a walk down to the stadium along the riverbank is a must — especially golden hour before kickoff.

 

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🍽 What To Eat & Drink

This is southwest France — so think rich duck confit, cassoulet, and plenty of red wine. For classic eats, head to Le Colombier or Chez Émile. For something more modern and fun, try Boca, a buzzing food hall with multiple kitchens and a top-notch drinks list.

 

Post-match, bars near Place Saint-Pierre are where the crowd heads — especially lively if Sevilla fans are in town!

 

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🛍️ Day Trips & Extras

Want to turn the trip into a mini summer escape? You’re just 1–2 hours from Carcassonne, Albi, or even the Pyrenees. Let us know if you want help tagging on an extra night or two.

 

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💬 Need a hand with anything?

Whether you’re looking for train help, alternative hotels, bigger group accommodation or just want tips for where to eat – drop us a DM or reply to this email. Always happy to help.

 

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