Limoges – Oradour sur Glane (Bus Journey)
I mentioned in my main blog post about Oradour sur Glane that the bus situation to get there was a
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Many years ago I watched the landmark World at War series, produced in the early 1970s and at the time
Read MoreLimoges – Rue de la Boucherie
Rue de la Boucherie, or the Street of the Butchers, has become one of the tourist destinations of Limoges because
Read MoreLimoges – Jean Burger
A visit here is part of my on-going plan to dine at the best rated burger restaurant in every city
Read MoreLimoges – St. Michel des Lions
This Gothic style church is in the centre of Limoges and was mostly primarily constructed between the fourteenth and sixteenth
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This blog post is about a pottery museum. Now, at first, that might sound something which is of rather limited
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There’s one problem with mainland Europe. There’s no Greggs. However, France does have the La Mie Câline chain, which is broadly
Read MoreLimoges – Limoges City Pass
I thought that this would be an excellent opportunity to comment on Limoges’s city pass, which gives entrance to 20
Read MoreLimoges – Quiet Streets
It’s Sunday morning and it’s too hot. Again. The excitement for the locals of seeing their national football team win
Read MoreLimoges – Limoges Cathedral
The city’s Cathedral is Saint-Etienne (or St. Stephens in English) which was constructed between the thirteenth and nineteenth centuries. The
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