There's a new museum opening in Paris that might just interest you! At the heart of the famous Studio Harcourt, 99 Cameras Museum showcases nearly a hundred iconiccameras from the field, spanning a century of photography. This fascinating journey through the technological advances that led to today's photographic prowess awaits you in the 16th arrondissement, free of charge!
Along this fun, informative and nostalgic tour, you'll encounter 99 vintage cameras, some from legendary brands like Leica, Hasselblad and Zeiss Ikon, as well as lesser-known gems of design and technology that led the way in their day, in a museum that's unique in Paris. Take the opportunity to discover the museum's showcase, the Studio Harcourt, an iconic Parisian institution that has witnessed the history of photography since 1937.
The cameras on display, dating from the early 20th century to the 1990s, come from the collection of Gianpaolo Benincasa, who devoted fifty years to collecting rare cameras from all over the world. Three years after his death, his son created the 99 Cameras Museum to perpetuate his legacy and share this incredible collection with the general public, whether you're a photo enthusiast or simply curious!
Dates and Opening Time
Starts December 3, 2024
Location
Studio Harcourt
6 Rue de Lota
75116 Paris 16
Access
Metro line 9 "Rue de la Pompe" station
Prices
Free
Official website
99cameras.club
