You’re an archaeologist working for the Vatican, digging into the Cathar Crusades when you stumble on a 12th-century document pointing to a lost treasure hidden under Toulouse. The clues are broken, the map is vague, but the adventure is calling.

Couples who want a romantic twist on sightseeing, friends who like puzzles and walking, and history lovers or curious tourists wanting more than just the typical landmarks.

About 71-101 minutes (so somewhere around 1 to 1.5 hours) walking ~2.5 km (~3,300 steps). Not too long, but long enough to feel like you’ve really explored.

You’ll go by Cathédrale Saint-Étienne, Musée des Augustins, Hotel Assézat, and finish at Basilique Saint-Sernin. Also streets and corners with stories you don’t hear every day.

Totally. Walking through Toulouse’s old town, solving clues together, pausing in beautiful squares—it’s a lovely way to spend time together with a bit more meaning than just dinner.