Les Abattoirs

This space is incredible, first of all: turning a slaughterhouse into a museum may not be “new” but putting an exhibition in rural life (old and modern, European and African, very conceptual and very tangible) in it was a way to acknowledge the place and celebrate its rebirth. The EROS temporary exhibition upstairs is pretty amazing, I expected something slightly kinky (to be honest: something we have all already seen a million times) but this was very fine and sophisticated eroticism through allegory. Really loved it, entirely worth a visit!

Loved the space; less the direction of the art. Installation outside has got nothing to do with the beauty- and the message is debatable. What is great is that the author Julius Koller made it here ;-)) One star down for awfully smelling toilets ((

Nice setting in a well maintained, older building. Pleasant staff. With a QR code, you can read about the exhibits in English. The area surrounding the building is a nice setting. Art is subjective, especially modern art. I generally love modern art. The current exhibit was not very interesting (art and photos of rural settings may be interesting to some, but my family has farms, so it's not too interesting to me).

We went there spontaneously and visited the Artistes et Paysans exhibition, which was surprisingly interesting. They have a reading corner, bibliothèque, and some chill points outside. I will want to come back to spend the day there with a book and some art.

Very thought provoking and well curated exhibitions. It's accessible and accommodating to a mother and small baby. All the staff were very friendly and eager to make the visit as easy as possible - thank you!

Expositions change all the time during the year, I have visited last year and it was way more fascinating then the one present this month. Not impressed. But nice park around.

"Disappointed with my first museum visit in Toulouse. The space is beautiful, but the art felt uninspired and lacking quality. I expected more thoughtful curation, especially given the admission cost. The historical portrayal of nudes in art can be stunning, but what I saw here was far from that—just random, unimpressive pieces. The nature photography of the sea and waves was the only saving grace. Hoping for a better selection next time."

A marvellous space, a beautiful face. I loved my time here with my friend Blakey. We saw something incredible a so incredibly French. We loved everything we learnt and the take away messages left us to think for so long! For so long we thought about it all. I would recommend it here. Great space for a holiday.