Art galleries in Toulouse: directory, map and artistic districts

35 rue de la Concorde, 31000 Toulouse

Open rue de la Concorde, My Gallery regularly renews a selection of emerging and established artists. Contemporary painting and street art occupy a marked place, in a space designed to facilitate exchange and the first purchase.

17 rue Bellegarde, 31000 Toulouse

Bellegarde combines exhibition rooms, workshops and cultural programming in a former mansion in the center. The visual arts readily interact with photography, graphics and digital practices.

23 rue du Pont Saint-Pierre, 31300 Toulouse

Under its emblematic dome, the La Grave chapel hosts exhibitions that bring together heritage, hospital memory and contemporary perspectives. The visit is as valid for the architecture as for the projects installed in this unique nave.

7 avenue Édouard-Belin, 31400 Toulouse

The ENAC cultural center brings artists, images and installations into the heart of a scientific campus. Its exhibitions create stimulating bridges between creation, aeronautics, research and student life.

2 rue du Doyen-Gabriel-Marty, 31042 Toulouse

Toulouse Capitole University programs photography, drawing and contemporary art exhibitions in its spaces accessible to a wide audience. The place allows you to discover authors recognized as projects carried out by the university community.

1 place Laganne, 31300 Toulouse

Created by Jean Dieuzaide in a former water tower, this pioneering place is a French reference in photography. Monographs, archives and emerging writings follow one another in a circular architecture that has become inseparable from Toulouse's visual identity.

4 bis rue Clémence-Isaure, 31000 Toulouse

The Goethe-Institut complements its linguistic activities with exhibitions, meetings and Franco-German projects. Its programming circulates photography, illustration and contemporary art in a setting conducive to European exchanges.

31 rue des Chalets, 31000 Toulouse

In the Chalets district, the Instituto Cervantes presents artists from Spain and Latin America through often free exhibitions. Photography, memory and the circulation of cultures occupy a particularly strong place.

30 rue des Jumeaux, 31200 Toulouse

IPN functions as a collective space where workshops, exhibitions and research time intertwine. We encounter a local creation in progress, in flexible formats which favor experimentation and collaborations.

5 quai de la Daurade, 31000 Toulouse

Located opposite the Garonne, the isdaT regularly opens its spaces to diplomas, exhibitions and research restitutions. It is an essential address for observing new forms in art, design and graphics before their entry into established circuits.

5 allée Antonio-Machado, 31100 Toulouse

La Fabrique deploys two exhibition spaces within the Mirail campus and connects artistic practices, research and mediation. The programming welcomes both guest artists and projects from the university.

3 rue Mirepoix, 31000 Toulouse

An extension of the Ombres Blanches bookstore, the Workshop hosts photographic exhibitions, signatures and meetings around printed images. Its proximity to books gives the exhibitions a welcome documentary and critical dimension.

18 bis Grande-Rue-Saint-Michel, 31400 Toulouse

Former gateway to Saint-Michel prison, Castelet has become a place of memory and exhibition. Contemporary projects take on a particular depth through contact with prison history and brick architecture.

Home 2026: 4 rue du Faubourg-Bonnefoy, 31500 Toulouse

Each year, Le Nouveau Printemps entrusts a Toulouse district to the gaze of a guest personality and composes a journey between art places and unexpected spaces. The 2026 edition takes over Marengo, Bonnefoy and Jolimont, transforming the urban promenade into an open-air exhibition.

76 allées Charles-de-Fitte, 31300 Toulouse

Les Abattoirs brings together a museum, the Frac Occitanie and a vast program of exhibitions in a former industrial complex. From Picasso to current installations, the institution combines collection, monumental commissions and distribution on a regional scale.

25 rue d’Armagnac, 31500 Toulouse

Lieu-Commun is an artists' space where exhibition, residency, workshop and production move forward together. Its programming supports demanding and collective approaches, with a strong anchor in the Bonnefoy district.

17 avenue des Mazades, 31200 Toulouse

From Toulouse, Traverse defends experimental forms of the image: video, installation, performance and artist cinema. Its annual festival takes place in several locations and offers a rare international panorama of contemporary audiovisual practices.

3 boulevard des Écoles, 31270 Villeneuve-Tolosane

The Majorat gallery presents free visual arts exhibitions and promotes a patiently constituted municipal collection. In Villeneuve-Tolosane, it offers a solid cultural stopover away from the city center circuits.

1 rue de l’Ancien-Château, 31670 Labège

In a village house in Labège, Maison Salvan supports artists through residency, production and exhibition. The domestic scale of the place favors projects attentive to the territory, housing and daily uses.

33 rue des Polinaires, 31000 Toulouse

Since the Carmelites, Le Confort des Étranges has defended a personal line around contemporary painting and sculpture. Its monographic exhibitions give time to the works and favor artists with powerful writings, sometimes little shown in Toulouse.

4 place Alex-Raymond, 31770 Colomiers

The White Pavilion brings together a media library and an art center in an architecture by Rudy Ricciotti. Exhibitions, residencies and commissions combine public reading, graphic creation and contemporary forms.

Place Léo-Lagrange, 31270 Cugnaux

The Quai des Arts installs exhibitions at the heart of the cultural facilities of Cugnaux and multiplies mediation actions. Its programming allows you to follow regional artists, participatory projects and contemporary practices in a local setting.

Place d'Assézat, 31000 Toulouse

In the Hôtel d'Assézat, the Bemberg Foundation is rolling out a private collection that goes from the Renaissance to the avant-gardes of the 20th century. Bonnard holds a major place there, surrounded by Cranach, Veronese, Canaletto, Degas and many other European landmarks.

21 rue de Metz, 31000 Toulouse

The Musée des Augustins brings together medieval sculptures, old masters and 19th century painting in a former Gothic convent. Its gradual reopening gives access to cloisters and collections essential for understanding the artistic history of Toulouse.

13 rue de la Pleau, 31000 Toulouse

The Paul-Dupuy museum reveals drawings, prints, watchmaking, ivories, textiles and decorative arts in the Hôtel de Besson. Its collections invite us to look at the virtuosity of techniques and the circulation of forms well beyond just painting.

7 rue Jules-Chalande, 31000 Toulouse

Supported by the Department of Haute-Garonne, Galerie 3.1 programs free personal and group exhibitions in the heart of Toulouse. It offers an institutional showcase to local artists while inviting outside perspectives.

7 rue d’Astorg, 31000 Toulouse

The Serventi Gallery defends a selection of painters and sculptors where abstraction, material and color occupy the foreground. Its space on rue d'Astorg allows for tight hangings and direct dialogue with the works.

3 impasse de la Trésorerie, 31000 Toulouse

A stone's throw from the Salin, Galerie 21 builds exhibitions that take the time to present an artist's universe. Painting, sculpture and installation can be discovered in an intimate setting, open from Thursday to Saturday and by appointment.

7 rue Croix-Baragnon, 31000 Toulouse

Sakah occupies a central address on rue Croix-Baragnon and presents a wide range of contemporary painting, sculpture and photography. Its regular programming brings together French and international artists in exhibitions accessible to new collectors.

8 rue Bouquières, 31000 Toulouse

Agama creates bridges between ancient arts from West and Central Africa and contemporary creation. Masks, sculptures and current works are placed in their history, with real attention paid to contexts and origins.