Musee Labenche
What the experts agree on
This stunning 1540 Renaissance mansion showcases Limousin's architectural heritage beautifully. The ornate period building itself is the main draw—a genuine masterpiece of 16th-century design worth visiting even before exploring the collections
“Built in 1540 by Jean II de Calvimont, Lord of Labenche, guardian of the seal and clerk to the King, this is a superb example of Toulouse Renaissance building.”
– Michelin Guide
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"The town’s main museum is in the beautiful Renaissance Hôtel de Labenche." Full review
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"Built around 1540 by Jean II de Calvimont, the lord of Labenche who was the king's clerk and keeper of the seals, this pink-stone townhouse is a superb example of the Toulouse Renaissance style." Full review