
Everything you need to know about your flight to Limoges
While Limoges is a year-round city, some of the best attractions happen between June and August. The city’s summer season begins with themed exhibitions in the various public gardens, while Urb’aka, a free and highly popular festival of street arts, is held in mid-June. Young people are celebrated with the City Day in early July when an event dedicated to youth culture showcases contemporary music ranging from hip-hop to dance. Open air film shows and a variety of fetes are held throughout July and August, while an opera festival runs in late August.
The summer soiree concludes at the end of August with a range of Latin American Dance days. For visitors arriving outside of the busy season, September sees the city hosting European Heritage Days designed to promote local art and culture. November and December are characterised by seasonal music events, while the city itself is worth seeing when resplendent in all its Christmas fineries.
A modern trolleybus system with six different lines operates throughout Limoges. Buses run at frequent and regular intervals, Monday to Sunday. Alternatively, visitors arriving by car can make use of five different parking lots located across the city.