Limoges Map, France
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Limoges Sightseeing
The city and its outskirts offer a landscape with castles (or at least remains of them) and beautiful gardens. One of the most visited is The Bishop’s palace or Palais de l'Évêché built in the 17th century and modified afterwards. Its gardens represent in fact a botanical garden, displaying species of plants from five continents. A fine baroque 17th century building is Château de La Borie or for those who think... read moreLimoges Travel Guide
Limoges is known as the porcelain capital of France and though other industries have come up in the region, the porcelain industry is to this day the backbone of Limoges’ economy. The porcelain factories have been upgraded and make use of modern production techniques. read moreLimoges Nightlife
The character of a bar is strangely given by the other activities it provides beside the main one. For instance, you may watch sport events on big screens at Parck Avenue, La Biblioteque or Les Artists. Those addicted to English culture may go to Pub Lord John or Le Buckingham, although the local duke of bars is Le Duc Etienne. Feel the real French atmosphere by watching a show of music and cabaret at Le Grand Zanzibar... read moreLimoges History
By the end of the 1200’s, Limoges was made up of two different settlements. The first was called “the City” and sat on the banks of the Vienne River. This part of the city was fortified, had a developed port, and was ruled by the bishops. It is during this time that the bishops built the Saint-Étienne Bridge. This half of the city was sacked during the Hundred Years War between France and England and... read moreThings about Limoges you may be interested in
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