“One of the most beautiful stations in the world”. Limoges-Bénédictins train station, listed as a Historical...
Although the emblem of Limoges is porcelain, the capital of firing art is also a « Town of Art and History » that...
Discover this surprising city and its passion for fire arts expressed creatively through porcelain and enamel.
Porcelain? We know all about it! It’s what makes Limoges live and breathe, and it gets around! An ancient tradition...
Two years after New Zealand, France is proud to be hosting the World Sheep Shearing Championship on 4-7 July 2019 in the...
The accessory brand Atelier particulier sells luxury items at highly-affordable prices. A third of its production is...
Our hotel is located near Limoges city centre, train station, and the A20 motorway. Whether you're staying with us for business or for pleasure, the B&B Hotel Limoges Gare has everything you need.
Enjoy our comfortable air conditioned rooms. Our special Bultex bedding guarantees guests a good night’s sleep!
Convivialité d'un feu de bois, véranda, terrasse en été, aire de jeux extérieure. Situé en bordure de l'autoroute A20 en zone industrielle nord (sortie 29).
Hotel located near the railway station in the city centre.
Sales of dairy products and highland beef. In organic conversion.
Products offered: plain and flavoured yoghurts, yoghurts with elderflowers, dessert creams, plain and flavoured tomme, Moelleux des Barres, Highland beef.
Manufacture and sale of women's lingerie
Allande is the last brand of fine lingerie to manufacture its products exclusively in France in its two workshops located in Le Dorat (Haute Vienne) and Epinal (Vosges). The company has been awarded the label "Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant" (Living Heritage Company) by the French Ministry of the Economy, which rewards the excellence of its know-how.
For almost two centuries, Limoges was the city of distilleries. Major trading hub, the city received cognac, armagnac, rum, liqueur wines, cane sugar, fruits, plants and spices, essential for the making of numerous specialities. Limoges had a big quantity of oaks to make barrels, a tasty and pure sort of water, creative and expert labour for a new activity, aside from porcelain, to expand and thrive. Thus, from 1780 to 1930, there were several dozens of distilleries in Limoges. Surrounded by the raw materials’ aromas and by the makings in progress, you will be able to share the venerable art work traditions of the liqueur masters of the past, still respected today.