Madagascar Photography Museum

The Musée de la Photographie offers a remarkable glimpse into Madagascar’s past, with a rich collection of old, often forgotten photographs. Visitors are greeted warmly and the exhibition guides are friendly, knowledgeable, and full of fascinating stories, making the history behind each photograph come alive. Don’t forget to leave a note in the guestbook! PS : The museum also offers fantastic views, and its garden provides a peaceful, relaxing space to unwind after exploring the exhibits.

Nice museum with excellent old photos. Excellent effort put into linking the old photos into stories relevant to the island and its people.

They have six short documentaries about Madagascar and its cultural heritage, made up of historic photographs in 3 languages. In addition, there's also a number of photographs on display on the walls with explanations. A small souvenir shop (beautiful postcards!), a temporary photo exposition in the garden (environment conservation) and a lovely garden restaurant. Great views from the hilltop. Overall worth a visit.

Small but interesting museum with many videos explaining both the history of Malagasy photography and the temporary exhibition. On the top floor, the exhibition in well designed. I would have liked to have also a permanent space with old photos of Antananarivo and other main cities. Great view of Antananarivo from the top floor.

It talks about water purity and transparency, the essential qualities of perfect water, and It is dedicated to preserving Madagascar's photographic heritage and aims to encourage Malagasy people to embrace their history. The museum features exhibitions of vintage photographs as well as themed video screenings The gardens of the Museum of Photography offer spectacular views of the city of Antananarivo. There was a guide, she was very helpful and very explicit. Hats off

A nice place for photography lovers with interesting exhibitions. Highly recommended to visit.

A spectacular photography museum. Still no Magalasi perspective is presented, specially on the documentaries displayed. I recommend visiting this place for more understanding the colony period and mentality.

Changing photographic exhibitions with permanent documentary films about Madagascar in a two floor very interesting building worth visiting.