Galerie Le Château d'Eau, Toulouse

About the place: A good place for photography lovers. The exhibition is quite small and takes less than an hour for a visit even if you pay for 2 exhibitions. Hope to see more contents and the storyline behind. Reduced price is 2.5€ for 2 exhibits. About the neighborhood: you will see this tower right after crossing Pont Neuf. I wouldn’t say that I feel the most secure or safe in this neighborhood but it indeed is quite colorful and cute. Better to come before it gets dark.

I will go to visit the NEXT EXPOSITION of photos. I have been to ask some information about the library 📚 of the Galerie du Château d'eau. So let's spread the word GO to visit. A very nice 👍 place. THE calm. To listen the birds 🦅. And also, you can take a coffee ☕ or a fruit 🍓🍑 juice at the Cafe Cerise. CAFÉ Éphémère ds le jardin de la Galerie du Château d'eau.

Great! From 13 july to 27th August there is the exhibition of Thomas Boivin (featured in Netflix series from scratch )

A nice surprise. Wasn't expecting such an interesting space and a terrific exhibit. Also have a photography library. For lovers of the photographic arts, this is maybe in the best place in the world.

Château d'eau is closed for structural works you have to go to the address on the work site about 8 mins away. The welcome is rude, they made an error on tariff and were not prepared to correct it. Small photo exhibition, not worth the walk.

Great photo exhibition, in an old industrial building .

Compact and atmospheric photography gallery set in an historic water tower at the end of the Pont Neuf. The tower itself is very restricted for wall space but there is another larger room in the garden that also houses more wall space. Good selection of art photography books for sale. Entrance fee only 4 Euros

Interesting building itself. Entrance per adult was 5 euros. There are 2 galleries, the first is in the main building and where you pay, the second is separate and to the left of the main building. The contents of the exhibition changes and so difficult to access....however what I viewed at my time was low grade and I feel that anyone could find enough photos of similar quality from their own personal album's. The staff were lovely in the main building. Personally I preferred the medical museum across the road which is free and way more interesting. If it's only art you seek...then it's ok and as i say dependant on the artist showing a time.