Flats in Limoges
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Visit Limoges and the Surrounding Area
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The Limoges-Bénédictins Train Station
When you step off the train, take a moment to admire the impressive Limoges-Bénédictins train station. With its dome, tall bell tower, and stained-glass windows, this Art Deco building inaugurated in 1929 is truly remarkable. Classified as a historical monument in France since 1975, this station is considered one of the most beautiful in the world and has become an emblematic symbol of Limoges. Its imposing roof, whose copper has aged over time, gives it a unique characteristic.
Limoges Porcelain at the Adrien Dubouché Museum
A visit to Limoges would not be complete without immersing oneself in the world of the famous porcelain that has made the city so renowned. Nestled in the heart of the city center, the Adrien Dubouché National Museum offers a journey through the history of ceramics with an impressive collection of 5,000 pieces on display. In collaboration with the National Museum of Ceramics and the Sèvres National Manufactory since 2012, this museum forms the "City of Ceramics - Sèvres and Limoges." Its aim is to promote exceptional craftsmanship worldwide, regularly enriching its permanent collection through temporary exhibitions.
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Follow the banks of the Vienne River to discover the majestic Saint-Etienne Cathedral. This masterpiece of Gothic architecture, whose construction spanned six centuries from the 13th to the 19th century, dominates the Cité district with its splendor. Take a moment of tranquility in its vast nave to contemplate the magnificent medieval paintings that adorn the vaults, as well as the Renaissance sculptures of the rood screen, centuries-old witnesses of exceptional artistic craftsmanship.
Strolling Through the Bishop's Gardens
Treat yourself to a pleasant stroll in the charming Bishop's Gardens, offering a panoramic view of the Vienne River. Created in 1956, this park has gradually expanded to accommodate more than 3,000 plants, presented in three themes: history, practice (with medicinal, aromatic, and dye plants), and ecology. The gardens are open free of charge all year round, from 8 am to 9 pm, for the enjoyment of visitors.
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After wandering through the gardens, be sure to visit the Museum of Fine Arts, also known as the "Bishop's Palace Museum," located in the former episcopal palace. This museum houses four captivating art collections: one dedicated to Limousin enamel, another to the history of Limoges, a collection of fine arts paintings, sculptures, and drawings, and finally, a collection of Egyptian antiquities.
Stroll Through the Butcher's District
Immerse yourself in the picturesque atmosphere of the Butcher's district with its many half-timbered buildings. Every third Friday of October for over 40 years, the "frairie des petits ventres" livens up the area, gathering meat and gastronomy enthusiasts for a day of culinary delight. If you miss this event, don't worry! The district is full of treasures to discover, including the Saint-Aurélien chapel, the patron saint of butchers, a classified monument dating back to the 15th century. Also, don't forget to make a detour to the 19th-century market halls on Place de la Motte, where you can shop from Tuesday to Saturday between 7 am and 2:30 pm.