I recently visited France and explored the charming city of Limoges. Though small, it captivated me with its beautifully preserved old-world architecture, which adds a special charm to its streets.
One of the things I love most about France is its restaurants and cafés. They are not just places to eat but vibrant social hubs where people gather to enjoy good company and delicious food. As always, I indulged in some classic French delicacies—oysters, frog legs, crêpes, and, of course, buttery croissants.
A highlight of my visit was the Porcelain Museum, which left a lasting impression. Housed in a modern yet elegant building, the museum showcases a fascinating collection of porcelain pieces, each telling a unique story of craftsmanship and history.
I also explored the art gallery, where I was deeply moved by the paintings. The artworks conveyed emotions, history, and beauty in a way that truly resonated with me.
Limoges is a city full of charm, art, and history—definitely a place worth visiting!
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