A festive December in Toulouse

by Chris O'Brien
by Chris O'Brien

This marks our fifth holiday season in Toulouse, and we still love the atmosphere of the city this time of year. From the Christmas market, to just the everyday sights, sounds and smells, there remains something magical about the holiday season in the soutwest of France. These are some of my favorite photos taking over the past few weeks.

Criollo near St. Etienne
  • Jardin du Grand Rond
  • Jardin du Grand Rond
  • Jardin Royal
  • A stroll down Rue Ozenne
Hot chocolate at the Place du Capitole with family and friends.
French marching band bringing the Xmas spirit.
The Christmas Marché at night

Chris O'Brien is an American journalist living in Toulouse, France. He moved with his family to France in 2014 after spending 15 years covering Silicon Valley for the San Jose Mercury News and Los Angeles Times. Currently, he freelances and covers startups, entrepreneurs, and technology for publications such as VentureBeat, Les Echos' The Innovator, and the LA Times.

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