Galerie Le Chateau d'Eau
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Historic 19th-century water tower turned France's oldest public photography institution, showcasing rotating exhibitions and retrospectives in an architecturally distinctive setting near Pont Neuf.
“19th-century water tower at the far end of the Pont Neuf, originally used to store water and build water pressure, is now the oldest public institution in France dedicated to photographic exhibits.”
– Fodor's
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"Nowadays, it houses a gallery created by Jean Dieuzaide and features temporary themed and retrospective exhibitions as well as a documentation centre." Full review