Get Updates and Stay Connected - Subscribe To Our Newsletter
Discover the Limousin region of France
Discover the Limousin – an area of glorious and unspoiled countryside sprinkled with picturesque villages, historic castles, medieval churches, forests and waterways says Janine Marsh. ...
Read More →
Beaches of Lake Vassivière, Limousin
If you like your beaches on the quiet side, you might be better off heading to landlocked Limousin than one of France’s many coastal resorts. ...
Read More →
Route of Richard the Lionheart in France
Follow the Route of Richard the Lionheart in France for a trip back in time and a lesson in history. The trail takes you through ...
Read More →
Interview with an Expat in France | Haute Vienne
We talk to Jacqui Wood from the UK who now lives and works in the lovely Haute-Vienne region, north-west France. It’s an area of forests ...
Read More →
Limoges Ancient City with a Remarkable History
There has been a city where Limoges now stands, for thousands of years. The Romans settled there, finding a sunny hill that was well drained ...
Read More →
Aubusson Tapestry Town Limousin
Aubusson is famous the world over though not for its picturesque town with winding narrow streets, lovely architecture, pavement cafés and quirky shops or the ...
Read More →
The Biggest Strawberry Tart in the world!
In France, strawberries are adored – in fact the French even claim to be responsible for the popularity of the delicious red fruit! The common ...
Read More →
Oradour-sur-Glane France, Lest we forget
I visited Oradour-sur-Glane in the Limousin region many years ago. The town is known as the village of the martyrs, a sad memorial to it’s ...
Read More →
Going Potty for Porcelain in Limoges
Walk anywhere in Limoges and you can’t fail to be aware of the town’s reputation for making some of the best porcelain in the world. ...
Read More →
Turenne France
Turenne, Correze in Nouvelle-Aquitaine (formerly Limousin region) is classified as one of the most beautiful villages in France (by Les Plus Beaux Villages de France ...
Read More →