When to go à Limoges ?

At 150 km from the Atlantic Ocean, Limoges has a temperate oceanic climate with a slight mountainous tendency, due to its proximity to the Massif Central. Snow is limited to one or two days of heavy precipitation per year, usually at the end of January. Summer gives way to a mild autumn, a true Indian summer. Limoges records about 65 days of rain per year and about 50 days of frost.

Between the Périgord Limousin Regional Nature Park and the Millevaches Regional Nature Park in Limousin, Limoges, a city with a humid and green environment, does not have a very high tourist season or suffer from a very cold winter or a hot summer. When to go to Limoges? You can stay here almost all year round. The sunniest and driest season is, of course, the summer. The city offers you several events: the Spring Cavalcade, a 2 km long tour for 3 hours of entertainment with a parade of large floats around a different theme each year, musical and entertainment groups. In summer, the city is particularly lively and in September it is Toques et Porcelaine, a festive and sumptuous combination of Limoges porcelain and Limousin cuisine. At Christmas, finally, the city shines.