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Muy bonita ciudad, la catedral es impresionante y muy simpático caminar por la parte histórica. Especialmente interesante fue la visita a Bernardaud y ver como es el proceso de fabricación de las porcelanas. Hay sitios muy bonitos en los alrededores como Uzerche y Salers.
Something for everyone. Choices for all the family: culture, fun, active, relaxed, whatever. Very quaint old quarter, lots of varied restaurants and bars. Walking access to most sites. Clean and relatively quiet streets with pedestrian priority. Unfortunately there was a large amount of dog faeces on the river walking paths and on the old bridges and litter in the park after Friday night activity. Place de La Republique looked untidy and was somewhat compromised by the large archaeological dig and resurfacing of adjacent cobbled streets. Gare (SNCF station) and cathedral St Etienne well worth a visit. Don't miss the stunning black enamelled Madonna and child. Museum de La Resistance is extremely informative, poignant and moving, (well worth getting the english audio for just 2€). Old quarter very atmospheric but restored 'Maison de boucherie' was closed and the red litter bins and green pots detracted in a city famous for its porcelain: cheap and gaudy! Pity the Halles Centrale shuts at 2pm on Saturdays even for just viewing inside. Fabulous collection of old and new sports cars on display in the Place de Motte on the day we were there. Very enjoyable city to simply wander around but suffers from a shortage of green spaces.
We have been traveling for a while and days blur into each other so to be fair our assessment of Limoges was based on our main day to explore being a Sunday. It looks like a pretty downtown and it has some beautiful historic buildings which are lovely to look at but honestly the way France shuts down on a Sunday is very alien to us. It was like you could film a scene from the walking dead in the main centre! So not much to see and do. We did visit the Porcelain Museum which was the only thing open and that was ok.
There's plenty to see and do in Limoges. Visit the cathedral and the botanical gardens, go for a walk or run along the river, wander round the old town, drop in (not literally) to the aquarium. Good choice of bars and restaurants too.
The cathedral and its garden are beautiful; they had a large and great sculpture exhibition in its garden. The old historic part of Limoges was beautiful and very interesting particularly the "rue des Bouchers". We just found the whole place dead with lots of shops and restaurants shut even on a Saturday night in June.
As we were on our way south and it was raining cats and dogs the next day we unfiortunately didn't have a chance to see Limoges and therefore cannot tell you anything about the city this time. On our next trip we will certainly take the time to see more of this it.
“Excellent modern services apartment a short walk away from the city centre. Easy to park your car”
“Otherwise a great hotel right next to Place de la Republique and a short walk from the cathedral.”
“Easy to find and just on the outskirts of Limoges. Buffalo Wings restaurant attached to hotel provided a good, inexpensive Tex-Mex menu.”
“Location, friendly owners, free parking on the street behind the hotel, walking distance to everywhere in the city, cleanliness, garden aspect, v. Good wifi, good towels.”
“We loved the antiquity of this magnificent old hotel. An old world mansion with high ceilings and an internal spiral staircase (no lift in the hotel) and large bathroom awaiting in the Elegance twin room. Location was close to the center and Thierry, the owner, kind and nice and such a help with the sights. Parking lot directly in front of the hotel. Hotel and car safe-”
