Siège du cercle de l'Union et Turgot de Limoges

The triangular structure incorporates a glass-domed winter garden and features multiple salons arranged around a central core with decorative porcelain friezes.

Built between 1875 and 1889, the building served as headquarters for the Union and Turgot Circle, a masonic lodge that influenced its interior design.

The interior decoration includes stained glass windows displaying masonic symbols and allegories of arts, particularly representing painting and sculpture.

The first floor of this protected historical monument contains a library, performance hall, and several meticulously decorated reception rooms.

Metal framework supports the winter garden addition from 1889, which features a glass dome illuminating allegorical representations in the large glass roof.

Location: Limoges

Address: 1 boulevard de Fleurus

GPS coordinates: 45.83128,1.26398

Latest update: June 23, 2025 09:50