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Limoges

World capital of fire arts. Limoges, on the Via de Vézelay, is famous for its porcelain and enamels, a major cultural and artistic stop on the Way.

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Limoges is a world-renowned city, known as the capital of fire arts for its exquisite porcelain and medieval enamels. For the pilgrim on the Vézelay Way, it is an enriching culturally stop. The National Museum Adrien Dubouché houses a unique ceramic collection in the world. Its old town, the "barrio de la Boucherie", preserves wooden lattice houses and a medieval atmosphere. The majestic Saint-Étienne Cathedral is another of its major attractions. With all services and a vibrant urban life, Limoges is an ideal stage to combine pilgrimage with art, history, and gastronomy of Limousin.

Last updated: 12/11/2025

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Vézelay (Via Lemovicensis)

Saint-Léonard-de-Noblat - Limoges

25.00 km 8.33 h Media

From: Saint-Léonard-de-Noblat

To: Limoges

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Limoges - Les Cars

38.00 km 12.67 h Alta

From: Limoges

To: Les Cars

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