Four museums in one! The Limoges Museum of Fine Arts is distinguished by the diversity and quality of its collections. During the visit, instead of a museum, four collections are revealed to the visitor: an Egyptian collection with an exceptional series of models from the Middle Kingdom, a set that recounts the history of the city after the ancient Augustoritum, paintings by Pierre-Auguste Renoir and Suzanne Valadon, leading Limousin painters, and of course, in the city of fire arts, an internationally renowned collection of enamels!

This cultural institution in the city of Limoges exemplifies the civic and solidarity values of the Resistance during World War II. Dedicated to all those who sacrificed themselves to defend the fundamental values of the Republic, its mission is to keep the memory alive by offering an educational space and disseminating information, especially for young people.

An industrial building classified as a historical monument, but also for the fabulous history of porcelain, both technically and socially, this museum is a must.

The temple of porcelain art. A must-see to learn all about porcelain, its incredible history, the discovery of the first piece, how it's made, and about famous ceramicists like Picasso, who brought their art to life here.