Limoges ti aspetta con la sua ricca storia e cultura. Esplora i luoghi piĂą iconici della cittĂ .
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Pavillon du Verdurier
Around Limoges, look out for porcelain and enamel tiles on many buildings, inclu...
Bernardaud
Offers guided tours of porcelain production, from raw material to finished piece...
Maison de la Boucherie
The Maison de la Boucherie houses a small history museum, and nearby is the tiny...
Gare des Bénédictins
Completed in 1929, Limoges' train station is one of France’s most resplendent. I...
Musée de la Résistance
The Limousin was a stronghold of the Resistance during WWII, and this museum exp...
Musée National Adrien Dubouché
This museum, founded in 1845, has one of France’s two outstanding ceramics colle...
Cité des Métiers et des Arts
Showcases work by top members of France’s craft guilds....
Chemin de Fer Touristique Limousin–Périgord
Clamber aboard carriages pulled by a 1932 steam engine on the Chemin Touristique...
Haviland
Screens a short film and has a small museum; 3km southeast of Limoges’ centre....
Four des Casseaux
Four des Casseaux is the only surviving 18th-century brick kiln used in Limoges'...
Porcelaine Royal Limoges
One of the oldest porcelain factories, dating from 1797, offers guided tours by ...
Jardin de l’Évêché
Alongside Cathédrale St-Étienne, Limoges’ beautiful botanical garden stretches d...
Église St-Pierre du Queyroix
The moody late-Gothic Église St-Pierre du Queyroix is notable for its characteri...
Musée des Beaux Arts
The city’s wonderful art museum is inside the beautifully restored 18th-century ...
Cathédrale St-Étienne
Built between 1273 and 1888, Limoges’ Gothic cathedral is worth a visit for the ...
Crypt of St Martial
All that remains of the once-great pilgrimage point St-Martial abbey, founded in...
Rue de la Boucherie
Pedestrianised rue de la Boucherie was named for the butchers’ shops that lined ...
Chapelle St-Aurélien
Tiny 1475 Chapelle Saint-Aurélien, dedicated to the patron saint of butchers, wa...
Église St-Michel des Lions
Named for the two granite lions flanking its door, Église St-Michel des Lions wa...
Cour du Temple
Tucked away between rue du Temple and rue du Consulat, this tiny enclosed courty...