Editing Limoges (section)

===<FONT COLOR="#0033CC">'''Getting Here ?'''</FONT>===

'''By Car'''[[File:Cartesimplifie.jpg|thumb|150px|right|Road map]]
[[File:GareLimoges.JPG|thumb|150px|right|Gare de Limoges.]]
There is one main axe and four secondary axes to come to Limoges.

''The Main Axe:'' The highway A20 from Paris to Toulouse is the easiest way to arrive. Also, this highway is free between Tulle and Vierzon.

''Secondary Axes :'' The main road from Angouleme is a dual carriageway for almost the whole distance. Coming from Poitiers can be a little boring and and the road is very winding. If you arrive from Perigueux, the time can be very long and the Clermont Ferrant's road (i know a little)) is very beautiful.

'''By Airport'''

Five companies fly from Limoges airport. Three are relatively expensive but you can arrive from anywhere and the other two companies are low cost airlines (Ryanair, Flybe) and some of the most interesting destinations are London, Glasgow and Brussels.

With the famous Ryanair you have just one flight every second day and with Flybe there are flights to Scotland daily.

Upon arrival, if you want to go the city centre by bus, you have to walk a little and go behind the airport and join the Avenue of Landouge and find a bus station (the church, if possible because it's easy to find). It's the number 16 bus (there are no buses on a Sunday) and you have to go in the direction of Winston Churchill.

'''By Train'''

Limoges has a beautiful railway station : "La gare des bénédictins". It's a historical monument dating from the beginning of 20th century. Look at the picture (<--) ! 
Limoges has another less important railway station (Gare des Charentes) and it's interesting if your are going to La Charente (Angouleme).