Pavillon Populaire

The Pavillon Populaire, built in 1891 in Montpellier by Léopold Carlier. But in 1991 it was renovated to become the Pavilion of the Fabre museum hosting temporary exhibitions of the museum. Today it is one of the most beautiful photography spaces which hold free exhibitions of works by artists of national and international renown. The Pavillon Populaire has very distinctive and well-presented exhibitions of photography, with free entry! If you enjoy photography, this is definitely worth a visit, including browsing through the catalogues of past exhibitions.

Opening Hours – 10 AM – 1 PM, 2 PM-6PMTuesday to Sunday & Monday closed.