Attractions and activities

A friendly venue listed as one of the most beautiful market halls in France. Tastings, market, temporary exhibitions, late openings and event evenings.

Located in the west of the Haute-Vienne department, the Monts de Blond site forms a small, isolated mountain in the Limousin countryside. This granite massif is the largest site in the department and offers multiple points of interest: prehistoric, historic, legendary, natural, ecological, architectural and landscape. 

An ideal starting point to discover sites in remarkable settings, picturesque villages in the heart of green valleys and the heritage riches of Périgord-Limousin.

Former 18th-century episcopal palace. A world-unique collection of enamels through the centuries and Impressionist paintings (including Renoir, born in Limoges).

Art museum tracing the work of Suzanne Valadon and her era.

Visitor route presenting the history of art and civilisations through ceramics and porcelain. Discover creation techniques and 5,000 pieces from antiquity to the present day. Visit in French and English

Welcome to the Loups de Chabrières den. Preserved wilderness where time seems to stand still. Grey, white and black wolves - Wild fauna - Mini-farm, museum area, self-guided or guided visits.

Located in Le Vigen near Limoges, a wide diversity of animals representing the five continents. Landscaped park organised around a 19th-century château. Guided tours, reception and seminar lounges.

Site Patrimonial Remarquable du Limousin, classified "Plus Beaux Détours de France". A medieval town developed around the tomb of Saint Léonard.

Small "Petite cité de caractère" between the Massif des Monédières and the Plateau de Millevaches, in the heart of the Parc Naturel Régional. Pilgrimage stop on the Voie de Rocamadour. A world-renowned canoe-kayak spot.