La Cité des Insectes, in the Haute-Vienne, introduces the world of insects from both an artistic and a naturalist point of view, in an unspoilt setting.
It includes a museum with 400 m² of interactive exhibitions, a collection of more than 15,000 specimens, a vivarium and 8,000 m² of gardens. It can be visited in any weather and suits families and groups alike.
Near Limoges, the Reynou zoo presents more than 550 animals of 130 species around a 19th-century château.
An artificial lake of nearly 10 km² on the Millevaches plateau, Vassivière combines beaches, water sports and an art centre on its island.
Founded in 1522, the Moulin du Got made rag paper, then straw paper and cardboard until 1954.
At the top of the spur, Haut-Châlucet is a superb example of a late 13th-century seigneurial residence.
An aquarium in a former vaulted water reservoir in central Limoges, from the fish of Limousin rivers to tropical species.
In a granite hollow near Limoges, the Dauges peat bog is a national nature reserve long studied by scientists.