What to do in Limoges

Activities, attractions and tours
Gare de Limoges which includes heritage architecture, a sunset and a fountain

Limoges Tourist Attractions & Activities

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1. Gare de Limoges

A fantasy in white limestone and green oxidized copper, the Gare de Limoges-Bénédictins is one of the most photogenic locations in all of Limoges. The train station seamlessly marries multiple architectural styles, from belle époque to art nouveau and art deco. Its elaborate decoration is a magnificent example of early 20th-century public architecture. Rising above the city near the Le Jardin du Champ de Juillet, it cannot be missed. Arrive in Limoges by train to see it as an introduction to the city or visit on a walking tour.
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Gare de Limoges which includes a pond, a fountain and heritage architecture

2. Limoges Cathedral

Limoges Cathedral, standing proud upon its hill on the banks of the Vienne River, was a labor lasting 600 years for city residents. Construction began in 1273 and ended in the late 19th century, when the nave was finally connected to the church’s bell tower on foundations first created in Roman times. Despite its extended construction history, the church stands as a beautiful example of Gothic architecture, one of few south of the Loire. Approach from the river to see it rise above the trees or wander here through the Old Town.
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Limoges Cathedral which includes a church or cathedral, interior views and heritage elements

3. Jardin de l'Eveche

Tucked behind the Cathedral of Limoges, the Jardin de l’Évêche is a delightful surprise. The property of the Bishop of Limoges before its 1910 purchase by the city, the park’s 5 acres (2 hectares) are perfect for resting, walking and learning about the plants of the Haute-Vienne region. Relax in the shade of a local oak as you look out at the river and city.
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Jardin de l\'Eveche featuring a church or cathedral and heritage architecture

4. Church of St-Michel-des-Lions

The Church of St.-Michel-des-Lions, with its 200 foot tall (65 meter) bell tower, is a splendid example of Limousin religious architecture. Let the sight of the peaked tower guide you as you wander through the streets until you arrive at the cobbled square before the entrance.
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Church of St-Michel-des-Lions featuring a square or plaza and heritage architecture

5. Adrien Dubouché National Museum

Given the worldwide reputation of Limoges porcelain, it is no surprise that the city’s Musée National Adrien Dubouché has one of the world’s most extensive collections. Containing over 12,000 examples of porcelain from Limoges alone and thousands of pieces from Europe, Asia, and all around the world, this museum is a must for lovers of porcelain and those who want to learn about it. Admire the craftsmanship and the delicacy of the objects and learn about their creation.
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Musee National Adrien Dubouche showing interior views as well as a small group of people

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