It's fun to visit the old butchers' quarter, Quartier de la Boucherie. For centuries, various butchers lived and worked here, selling the delicious meat from Limousin cattle. Today, you'll still find several butchers selling this local delicacy. These days, the Quartier de la Boucherie also boasts several charming shops and restaurants.

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.

Gare de Limoges-Bénédictins, declared the most beautiful railway station in France. A masterpiece and textbook example of Art Deco style from 1929, the station, with its graceful 57-meter-high clock tower, is an icon of the city. A magnificent piece of architecture that impresses even those who don't travel by train.