All sports and cultural activities in Limoges

Imposing is the word that springs to mind! Built to plans by Roger Gonthier, on the grounds of a former Benedictine convent, the building is the pride...

Founded by 4 artists, Roue Libre is a collective artists' studio that welcomes artists with diverse practices. Painting, ceramics, illustration, 3D pr...

Through a system of daily shuttles, it benefits from all the resources of the BFM (Bibliothèque francophone multimédia) network. Computerized catalog...

Begun in 1273, this Gothic edifice was completed at the end of the 19th century, representing six centuries of construction. The flamboyant Gothic Sai...

A beer from Belgium, France or elsewhere, a cellar, a bar, a place for tasting and advice, a place for conviviality. O&H beer cellars are a little of...

In place of the former municipal rose garden, the Garden of the Senses comes to life, decked out in its finest finery to delight walkers. A unique olf...

The Cour du Temple, linked to Rue du Consulat by a corridor (at no. 22), opens onto a beautiful group of granite and half-timbered mansions, embellish...

Long ago, the Baron de la Bastide lived here. A man of great nobility, he had a passion for horses and hunting. Whenever he left his château, he would...

In the very heart of the upper town, directly adjoining the courthouse (Place d'Aine), a vast "sandy plateau" offers fresh air in the shade of chestnu...

Paul Carles has taken over Le Bout du monde. Thanks to his enthusiasm, kindness and benevolence, this 20-year-old institution has been given a new lea...

Built between 1885 and 1889, the halles centrales in Limoges are a fine example of late 19th century architecture. The structural steelwork with trian...

Painter, gallery owner and enameller, Vincent Pécaud creates contemporary enamels, unique creations and shaped pieces that he exhibits in his gallery....