The sun sets over the Garonne. What next?

The Pink City, after dark

Toulouse has its evening ritual: you sit on the Quai de la Daurade or in the Prairie des Filtres to watch the sun set over the Garonne, while the pink brick turns postcard colours. Then the question is always the same: where to now?

It’s a big student city, and Place Saint-Pierre is packed from Thursday night. Les Carmes and Saint-Cyprien offer calmer terraces, and around the Capitole the city stays lively until late. On Stade Toulousain match nights, the bars fill up with red and black shirts.

YesTonite answers the “where to now?”: you see who nearby is out tonight, you write, and you decide together. No matching, no weeks of messages.

Thursday night is student night; on Friday and Saturday the whole city goes out. In the warm months, everything starts by the Garonne.

Where to go out in Toulouse

• Quai de la DauradeThe steps by the Garonne, the sunset meeting spot.
• Place Saint-PierreStudent hangout, packed bars and a square that fills up on summer nights.
• Les CarmesLanes and terraces around the market, for a more relaxed drink.
• Saint-CyprienOn the left bank, local bars and a laid-back vibe.
• CapitoleThe grand square and the streets around it, lively until late.
• Prairie des FiltresA big riverside park for picnics and summer evenings.