Labège is a charming commune in the Haute‑Garonne department, Occitania region, located in the southeastern suburbs of Toulouse—the famed “Pink City” of southwestern France. Nestled along the A61 motorway and the Hers‑Mort River, it blends modern innovation with rural Occitan heritage, just 10 km from central Toulouse. The commune is split into two distinct zones: Labège Village, the historic residential heart, and Labège Innopole, a thriving tech and business hub. The village features quiet streets, traditional brick houses, and the Église Saint‑Jean‑Baptiste, a 19th‑century church with a striking bell tower. Nearby, you’ll find traces of Labège’s past as a medieval manor and a key center for pastel dye production, once a vital local industry. In contrast, Labège Innopole is a modern economic engine, home to the IoT Valley headquarters, research laboratories, shopping centers, and a multiplex cinema. A green belt separates the village from the business park, preserving the area’s tranquil atmosphere. Labège’s location offers easy access to the Canal du Midi, a UNESCO World Heritage site, ideal for walking and cycling. It’s also well‑connected by public transport, with two train stations linking to Toulouse, Carcassonne, and Narbonne. Combining the convenience of a modern suburb with the warmth of a historic village, Labège invites you to explore its tech parks, wander its quiet streets, and experience the relaxed pace of Occitan life near one of France’s most vibrant cities.