Les Abattoirs

The Gladiator of Toulouse is an ancient Roman architectural site that has now been converted into the Museum of Modern Art of Toulouse. There is an area in the museum where the remains of the original gladiatorial arena are dimly visible. There are also many modern works of art in the museum for you to visit. The perfect integration of modern and classical is still very harmonious.

The Toulouse Colosseum, originally a Roman Colosseum site, has been rebuilt and is now the site of the Toulouse Museum of Modern Art. Many modern works of art, including sculpture, painting and photography, are exhibited here. They are the perfect combination of ancient architecture and modern works of art. They are worth visiting.

It's hidden in the city's gladiatorial arena. At that time, the ruins of the Roman period in Paris were called Lut & ce. He could also see the cages where the beasts were once kept and the auditorium hidden in the bushes. I didn't expect to see such a monument in Paris. I found it in the rain. I'm not the only fool in the rain.

The Les Abattoirs Toulouse Colosseum on the left bank of the Gallon River has a long history. Buildings are old and renovated, retaining a part of the classical style. It used to be a municipal arena in Toulouse. There is a museum of contemporary art in it. It's about 30 minutes'walk from the railway station.

It's not a gladiator, abattoirs means a slaughterhouse. Now it's the Museum of Contemporary Art. There are three floors. The bottom one is the treasure of the town hall.