Église St-Pierre du Queyroix

Limoges


The moody late-Gothic Église St-Pierre du Queyroix is notable for its characteristic Limousin belfry and stained glass.


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1. Pavillon du Verdurier

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2. Crypt of St Martial

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All that remains of the once-great pilgrimage point St-Martial abbey, founded in AD 848, is a faint outline on place de la République, and an underground…

3. Cour du Temple

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Tucked away between rue du Temple and rue du Consulat, this tiny enclosed courtyard is surrounded by 16th-century hôtels particuliers (private mansions)…

4. Musée de la Résistance

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The Limousin was a stronghold of the Resistance during WWII, and this museum explores the story of their struggle against German occupation through…

5. Église St-Michel des Lions

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Named for the two granite lions flanking its door, Église St-Michel des Lions was built between the 14th and 16th centuries. It contains the relics …

6. Maison de la Boucherie

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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.

7. Rue de la Boucherie

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Pedestrianised rue de la Boucherie was named for the butchers’ shops that lined the street in the Middle Ages. Today it has many attractive medieval half…

8. Chapelle St-Aurélien

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Tiny 1475 Chapelle Saint-Aurélien, dedicated to the patron saint of butchers, was acquired and maintained by the butchers' guild.