Limoges Map, France
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Limoges Nightlife
The places for dancing are either DJ bars like Le Numero Bis, Nelson Pub (occupying an amazing surface of 700 square meters) or discos. The distinction is not very clear, as many bars have a dancing ring and all discos serve drinks and cocktails. Besides, the great majority offer additional entertainment, such as pool tables. En vogue discos are Le Joker and Le New Boy. For old fashioned people or just in case you are... read moreLimoges Sightseeing
70 miles from Poitiers and 101 miles from Clermont-ferrand, Limoges is famous for its porcelain, but also enamel and stained glass. The china it produces is made of kaolin, a rock containing fine clay. For admiring true masterpieces, visit Musée national de la porcelaine Adrien Dubouché. Enamel can be seen at Musée municipal de l’Evêché, which is also an exhibition place for Egyptian archeology. Francis Chigot... read moreLimoges Travel Guide
Limoges, the very name reminds one of the world-famous French crockery! Surely, you can pick some selected pieces for your collection or just take a peek at the museum exhibits including cutlery made for celebrities like Charles and Di, even Napoleon Bonaparte. Then it is not just the allure of fine-china and enamelware that the administrative capital of the Limousine region of France promises you; rather, its rich... read moreLimoges History
At the time of the French Revolution, the Abbey of St. Martial, along with several other religious buildings, was destroyed by citizens of France. The city became a successful component of the porcelain industry after 1768 and this caused a population growth. Many people were needed to work in the factories and in the lumber mills that produced fuel for the firing of the porcelain. Limoges porcelain is still... read moreThings about Limoges you may be interested in
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