Photo spots and views in Limoges

This medieval street features traditional butcher shops, half-timbered houses from the 14th century, and small craft workshops selling local products.

Built between 1273 and 1888, this Gothic cathedral features a 62-meter bell tower, rose windows, and an oak astronomical clock from 1529.

Built in 1929, this railway station features an 86-meter copper dome, marble floors and a central clock tower with art deco elements.

Stone bridge from the 13th century spans 135 meters across the Vienne River with seven arches and a central watchtower.

This national ceramics museum contains over 12,000 porcelain pieces and displays the manufacturing process from the 18th century.

This stone fountain from the 19th century features water cascading through multiple levels with ornate carvings on its surface.

This municipal park contains a collection of trees, flowerbeds and a central pond with ducks and water features.

This covered market built in 1885 houses food vendors in a metal frame structure with glass panels and stone walls.

This medieval house from the 14th century displays artifacts and tools related to the meat trade history in Limoges through multiple floors.

The central commercial street features medieval architecture, independent shops, and local restaurants in restored historical buildings from the 15th century.

The center exhibits traditional crafts techniques and contemporary artworks in a restored industrial building, with regular demonstrations by local artisans.

The underground archaeological site contains tombs and architectural elements from the 10th century abbey, with visible Roman and medieval stone foundations.

The central garden features seasonal flowers, stone pathways, large fountains and benches under mature trees for visitors.

The museum displays war artifacts, documents and photographs from 1940-1944 in a renovated stone building with period architecture.

The glass and steel building houses books and digital media collections across six floors with large windows overlooking the city.

The stone theater building features classical columns, ornate balconies and sculptural details from the nineteenth century architectural style.

Mountain range with granite peaks reaching 700 meters, covered with oak and chestnut forests, intersected by hiking paths and streams.

Red brick porcelain kiln from 1904 stands 17 meters tall, displaying industrial architecture and ceramics production methods from the 20th century.

Museum in an 18th-century episcopal palace contains enamel works from the 12th century, paintings and decorative arts collections across four floors.

Religious building from the 17th century features stone walls, painted murals, and stained glass windows depicting biblical scenes and saints.

The public garden contains stone statues, geometric flower beds and grass areas near the city center.

This central square features a stone fountain and traditional buildings with French architectural elements.

This Romanesque church from the 11th century stands as a UNESCO World Heritage site on the pilgrim route to Santiago.

The botanical garden displays plant collections with labeled species, water features and maintained paths near the cathedral.

The central square features a modern photovoltaic sculpture and traditional architecture from different centuries, with granite paving stones and outdoor cafes.

This octagonal building from 1919 contains Art Deco elements and mosaic decorations. Originally a cold storage facility, it now serves as an exhibition space.

The stone and metal railway viaduct spans 200 meters across the Vienne River, standing 30 meters high with multiple arches.

The medieval tunnel network extends under the city center, with stone walls and vaulted ceilings dating from the 13th century.

Modern concert and performance venue with a glass and metal structure that accommodates up to 6,000 spectators for cultural events throughout the year.

Public walkways along the Vienne River with stone bridges, gardens and benches. The paths offer views of the water and connect several neighborhoods.