Limoges Attractions

The Cathedral of St. Etienne is located in the south-east of the town and is Limoges most important monument and only Gothic building. The cathedral began in 1273, continued various later periods but not finally completed until the late 19th century.

In the museum, you can see masterpieces as well as original pieces created for the U.S. White House. You can learn the history of porcelain and follow the manufacturing process with the help of a video shown on a giant screen. A large shop also sells the porcelain at factory prices.