Limoges is a city and commune in west-central France. It is well renowned for it's many enamels from the medieval period, as well as for its 19th century porcelain. The main sights to see in the area include the Crypt of Saint Martial which dates from the 10th century, and the Gothic Limoges Cathedral, as well as the 12th century church of St-Pierre-du-Queyroix.