Renting an apartment in Limoges means staying in the capital of the arts of fire (porcelain and enamel), between a majestic train station, the picturesque Boucherie district and the banks of the Vienne. A green, welcoming city in the Limousin, it is best discovered on foot and charms with its unique craftsmanship.
Where to stay in Limoges?
City centre / Château
The shopping heart around Place de la République and the covered market. Everything within walking distance: the best choice.
Quartier de la Boucherie
A medieval lane of half-timbered houses, one of the most picturesque spots in the city. Charming and central.
Bénédictins train station
Around the superb train station (dome and campanile), a few minutes from the centre. Convenient for the train.
Cité / Cathedral
Around the Saint-Étienne Cathedral and the Jardins de l'Évêché, overlooking the Vienne. Quiet and historic.
Practical information
Limoges is easy to explore on foot, with buses and bikes for the rest, and the centre is compact. Trains from Paris-Austerlitz take about 3 hours. Don't miss a porcelain workshop or museum. Expect to pay around €50–85 per night, making it one of the most affordable cities.
Things to see and do in Limoges
Bénédictins train station (one of the most beautiful in France), the Boucherie district, the Musée National de la Porcelaine Adrien-Dubouché, the Saint-Étienne Cathedral and the Jardins de l'Évêché, and the Four des Casseaux.
Frequently asked questions
Which area should I stay in when visiting Limoges?
The centre to do everything on foot, the Boucherie district for medieval charm, near Bénédictins station for the train.
How much does an apartment in Limoges cost?
On average €50–85 per night, one of the most affordable cities in Nouvelle-Aquitaine.
What is there to do in Limoges over a weekend?
Bénédictins train station, the Adrien-Dubouché porcelain museum, the Boucherie district and the Saint-Étienne Cathedral.
Can you get to Limoges by train?
Yes: about 3 hours from Paris-Austerlitz, with Bénédictins station a stone's throw from the centre.