Regional guide to Limousin

• Capital - Limoges
• Population (2007) - 727,000

Limousin Property

Make a getaway to Limousin and plunge into the most lush vacation destination you could imagine - a land of trees, water and pure, clean air.
The Limousin region, on the western slopes of the Massif Central, attracts visitors in search of unspoiled countryside. Almost entirely covered by a thick carpet of vegetation, lit up by a large number of rivers and lakes, Limousin is a haven of profoundly harmonious landscapes.

Food & Drink

Potée limousine
Viande bovine limousine
Agneau
Salaison
Foie gras
Confits
Magret
Sander
Truite
Clafoutis aux cerises noires

Beautiful cities & places of interest in Limousin

Aubusson

Surprising granite built medieval town, Aubusson is most famous for its tapestries' factories. As a relatively small town hidden in a valley, Aubusson is full of surprises and unexpected sights so lose yourself in its old streets and just enjoy.

Brive la Gaillarde

If you are looking for a place to enjoy the French way of life out of big cities, Brive is the place to go. Discover its unbelievable market taking place on Tuesdays and Saturdays, there you will find any food specialties from the area and discover unplanned tastes. Be part of the boiling town as a rugby game spectator.

Guéret

Main town of Creuse, Gueret gave its name to the beautiful surrounding mounts where you will discover legends and magic stories. Have a walk in the French garden of the archeology museum and go ahead to Chabireres' wolves' park.

Limoges

Famous for its porcelain industry, the capital city of the Limousin region also has a very rich history which you may discover during a walk in the center where you will discover a cathedral, a medieval borough.

Tulle

In the heart of Correze you will find a city with a rich and surprising built heritage. Loyac's House and its medieval neighboring houses, Saint-Martin's Cathedral and its cloister's museum reminding of the long religious history of the area.

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