Museum

Popular Pavilion

pavillon Populaire

France Montpellier listed in the general inventory of cultural heritage

About

The Pavillon populaire is an exhibition space dedicated to photographic art since the late 1990s, located on the esplanade Charles de Gaulle in Montpellier. Built in 1891 by architect Léopold Carlier, it was the headquarters of the General Student Association of Montpellier and then housed associations in the city.

Details

Type: Museum
Country: France
Located in: Montpellier
Heritage: listed in the general inventory of cultural heritage
Inception: 1890
Style: Renaissance Revival architecture
Address: 34000
Coordinates: 43.61025, 3.88197
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Montpellier war memorial

Musée Fabre

Chapel Sainte-Foy of Montpellier

Fontaine des Trois Grâces

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Musée Fougau

Opéra national de Montpellier

Opera Berlioz

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