Attractions and activities

19th-century industrial building tracing the history of Limoges porcelain, a site listed as a Monument Historique.

Regional contemporary art collection with exhibitions in the heart of Limoges.

Voted "Plus belle gare de France" in 2022. An imposing building with a huge 31-metre dome and adjoining campanile. Allegorical sculptures and Art Deco stained glass. Tours with the Tourist Office

Route through the rolling landscapes of the Monts de Blond, rising to 514 metres above sea level. 5 stages and 115 km of waymarked trails. A protected natural site between mysterious megaliths and some of the most beautiful villages in France.

Interactive immersion in works by renowned artists, including Impressionists, who came to seek inspiration in the landscapes of Creuse

A 200 km journey awaits you for 7 to 10 days on foot or 3 to 4 days by mountain bike: a route through the plateaus and valleys of Périgord, the Limousin bocage and chestnut forests.

A site to discover the richness of the area. Indoor scenography and outdoor layouts make the experience fun and lively. Réserve Internationale de Ciel Etoilé (RICE)

La Vélidéale is a new national route winding along the roads from Lac de Vassivière to Saint-Nazaire in Loire Atlantique. In Haute-Vienne, you will pass through towns and villages such as Bujaleuf and its dam, Saint-Léonard de Noblat and its collegiate church listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, Limoges—known worldwide for porcelain—Saint-Priest-sous-Aixe and Rochechouart.

The largest lake in Limousin, with over 1,000 hectares. Station Verte with its 5 beaches, sports and water leisure activities, and shuttle-boat service. International centre for art and landscape.

Steep cliffs offering a breathtaking viewpoint over the confluence of the Creuse, the Sédelle and the fortress of Crozant. Ideal for climbing and hiking enthusiasts. 2 stars in the Guide Vert Michelin.