Cultural activities in Limousin

Situated 20km from Limoges, the commune owes its name to a hermit who, according to legend, lived in the forest on the banks of the Vienne in the so-c...

Nichée dans un écrin de verdure, sur le sentier des mégalithes, la chapelle du Bois du Rat, édifiée entre la fin du XIIe et le début du XIIIe siècle,...

Located on the village square, it is dedicated to the patron saint of hermits. It was built from the stones of the former abbey and inaugurated in 182...

The church, dedicated to Saint-Pierre et Saint-Paul, was built in the 12th century, and was remodeled in the second half of the 15th century, as indic...

This bridge, which used to cross the Glane on the old salt route linking the town to the Atlantic Ocean, is unusual in that it is angled. Built in the...

L'objectif de ce circuit est de valoriser l'ensemble des reliquaires dispersés dans le département par l'évêque de Limoges à différentes églises de so...

The parish church of Saint Pierre de Cussac is typical of Limousin churches. It is a living testimony to simple, yet meticulous architecture. The nave...

Built in the mid-19th century from local granite. It is dry-stone masonry, i.e. built without any binding materials such as mortar or cob. It has 2 fu...

The Limoges media library is part of a vast urban planning operation designed to revitalize a historic district of Limoges. Architect Pierre Riboulet...

Classified as one of the "Most Beautiful Detours in France". Founded in the 6th century by Arédius, this town, built around its collegiate church, boa...

Romanesque church (1060) remodeled in the 14th century. It is in the shape of a Latin cross, built of granite and partly covered with schist lauze. Th...

It was his widow who built this house. She is also known to have founded a vicarage to Saint-Jacques in the Morterolles church. On the first floor, a...