Limoges Map, France
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Limoges History
Little is known about the ancient history of Limoges; however, the remains of ancient villages have been found in the area. They are thought to belong to the Lemovices, a Gaulish tribe who settled in the area sometime between 700 and 400 B.C. The name Limoges comes from the name of the tribe and it could have been their capitol settlement. read moreLimoges Sightseeing
The city and its outskirts offer a landscape with castles (or at least remains of them) and beautiful gardens. One of the most visited is The Bishop’s palace or Palais de l'Évêché built in the 17th century and modified afterwards. Its gardens represent in fact a botanical garden, displaying species of plants from five continents. A fine baroque 17th century building is Château de La Borie or for those who think... read moreLimoges 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 Travel Guide
Though many religious edifices were destroyed during the French Revolution, Limoges still houses some of world’s most famous shrines of Christendom like the Crypt of Saint Martial, the Gothic cathedral of St-Etienne (construction of this edifice began in 1273 and continued till 1888), the Chapelle Saint-Aurélien. You will also come across many secular structures like bridges and museums named after Christian saints. read moreThings about Limoges you may be interested in
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