Other sights in Limoges
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Musée des Beaux Arts
The massively refurbished Musée des Beaux Arts, housed in Limoges’ 18th-century bishops' palace, is due to have reopened by the time you read this. Its huge decorative-arts collection includes lesser-known paintings by Pierre Auguste Renoir (1841–1919), who was born in Limoges and worked in a porcelain factory as a boy, painting designs on fine china.
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Maison de la Boucherie
The Maison de la Boucherie houses a small history museum, and nearby is the tiny Chapelle Saint-Aurélien, dedicated to the patron saint of butchers.
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Aquarium du Limousin
At the Aquarium du Limousin, 2500 fish swim in the subterranean surroundings of Limoges’ old water reservoirs.
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