Car hire Limoges Station

Located on the west side of central France, Limoges Rail Station provides the ideal starting point for travellers wanting to explore the Central Massif region. Limoges is world famous for its porcelain and enamel. The town originally consisted of two areas known as the Cite and the Chateau each with their own unique style.

The cathedral, St. Etienne's, is the most popular attraction followed closely by the museum, Musée National de la Porcelaine Adrien-Dubouché, with more than 12,000 examples of local porcelain on display. After stopping off here many visitors go on to explore the area with cheap car hire at Limoges Rail Station.

Most train journeys to Limoges Rail Station go via Austerlitz Station in Paris and the high speed service from London St Pancras International station uses this route. There is also a direct service to Limoges Rail Station from Toulouse.

Art Deco style Limoges Rail Station was built in the 1920s to the design of architect Roger Gonthier. Fire damage resulted in extensive refurbishment work in 1998 but it is difficult to see where damage occurred. The facilities inside Limoges Rail Station are limited but sufficient to meet the needs of modern travellers. There is a cafe offering a small selection of food and beverages. ATM's, toilets, seating areas, information kiosk, budget car rental and wireless internet are all available.

The city centre is only a 10 minute walk away and, in addition to the regular buses that serve Limoges Rail Station, taxis are available not far from the exit. Experiencing the area is probably best with car hire at Limoges Rail Station with the French road network a joy to navigate by car.