Cultural activities in Limousin

Dedicated to Saint Blaise, whose name became Saint Bazile, this church was built in the 12th century, then repaired in the 15th and 19th centuries, as...

This manuscript, the first artist's book from Saint-Yrieix, was produced in the early 12th century by Pierre Del Casta (a canon from Périgord) for the...

A first chapel dedicated to Saint-Psalmet was built between 1676 and 1689. It was destroyed in the 18th century. In 1952, parish priest Landon d'Ambaz...

JM Weston, a major shoe manufacturer, was founded in Limoges in 1891. Indeed, in addition to its renown for the porcelain industry, the Limousin capit...

De la Vienne à la cathédrale, laissez-vous conter l’histoire de ce bien étrange vol à la manufacture de porcelaine. Elle vous révèlera la grande et le...

The factory was founded over half a century ago. It is classified as a "Living Heritage Company". The know-how is based on traditional Limoges porcela...

This may be a keystone - with its ogives and cheetah shape - erected as a cross at an undetermined time, and dedicated to Sainte-Anne, patron saint of...

Discovering Georges Guingouin's maquis Dedicated to Colonel Georges Guingouin's 1st FTP Limousin Marching Brigade, the Museum strives to transmit, ho...

This rural park, due to open in summer 2024, is a convivial place accessible to all (games, walks, fitness trail, picnic breaks, etc.) but also a priv...

Saint Roch is one of Champagnac La Rivière's five "good fountains". It is located at La Boissonnie on the Chapelières road. At the end of the village,...

Listed as historic monuments on November 9, 1984, the two menhirs, some one hundred metres apart, are made of grano-diorite. The first menhir is a lon...

Have you heard of the Musée archéologique Lémovice Guy Lintz in St Gence, 15 minutes from Limoges? Ten years of excavations have provided important i...