Limoges – Page 2 – Walking. Gossip. Travel.

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

Many years ago I watched the landmark World at War series, produced in the early 1970s and at the time

Rue de la Boucherie, or the Street of the Butchers, has become one of the tourist destinations of Limoges because

A visit here is part of my on-going plan to dine at the best rated burger restaurant in every city

This Gothic style church is in the centre of Limoges and was mostly primarily constructed between the fourteenth and sixteenth

This blog post is about a pottery museum. Now, at first, that might sound something which is of rather limited

There’s one problem with mainland Europe. There’s no Greggs. However, France does have the La Mie Câline chain, which is broadly

I thought that this would be an excellent opportunity to comment on Limoges’s city pass, which gives entrance to 20

It’s Sunday morning and it’s too hot. Again. The excitement for the locals of seeing their national football team win

The city’s Cathedral is Saint-Etienne (or St. Stephens in English) which was constructed between the thirteenth and nineteenth centuries. The