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. More

The Madagascar Photography Museum is a great place to learn about the culture and history of this country. The exhibits are interesting and well presented, and there are lots of photographs to see. Photo signage is also very useful and can help you understand what you are seeing. More

The square with a view of the city is worth a look, the museum a little less if we consider the entrance price for foreigners and the poverty of what is shown, photos and 2 short videos, worth seeing if you have nothing else to do... Very friendly staff nonetheless.

The museum is not the greatest thing to see in Antananarivo but the restaurant next to it makes it get the high mark because I had a great meal there. The photo museum is nice and it's a good little distraction in your day but the restaurant makes it complete.

Very well presented, this museum takes you back in time and presents characters from the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th century. The black and white photographs are absolutely magnificent and the characters very representative. More

Nice museum but but too small for everything that they could conceivably show. Definitely, wish that it was larger so that they would be able to more of their permanent collection. Their video presentations on the first floor were good and

The museum itself is really interesting, although quite small. Budget maybe an hour for the whole thing. It is also situated on top of a hill with a beautiful view of the city. Definitely recommend if you want to learn about the history of

Beautiful layout but I felt it was too pricey at €5 entrance fee for the displays it was offering. It had 4 rooms projecting about a total of eight 4-5 minutes films of still photos with narrations. The narration is available in Malagasy,

Great discovery with this Madagascar photography museum, a soothing setting with its pretty park offering a magnificent view of part of the capital! An original museum where photographs of Malagasy history are transcribed in the form of

Came here with my wife and her friends. Beautiful little tropical garden adjacent to the museum. The museum is on 2 floors with many photographs. I really liked the little videos recounting Malagasy history on the ground floor. The view

The Madagascar Photography Museum is a great place to learn more about the culture and history of Madagascar. Many lifestyles, cities, establishments, customs and even diseases or natural disasters that frighten the Malagasy people are

Highly recommend visiting after the queen's palace. A couple short movies make use of old photographs to provide interesting documentaries about different subjects about the country (history, religion, medecine, transportation...)

Great little museum retelling the history and introduction of Photography in Madagascar. The museum has a small collection of photos and 4 booths with video projections explaining the history of photography in English, French or

A very pleasant place for those who want to take a trip back in time, with the museum's iconic photographs as well as dishes that will delight your taste buds thanks to the Museum Café. A must-try in Tana More

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

Museum to see to better understand and understand the history of Madagascar. Video and photographic representation of Malagasy history from its origins to colonization More

Exhibits, photos, restaurant, beer, educational cultural/historical videos, coffee, scenic views, gardens, toilets, giant juniper trees! What else do you want?

You can watch quite a number of videos of photography in Mada. It would be nice to see more archival pictures or photographic equipment in the Museum

Small, very well designed museum (6 photographic films) plus a temporary exhibition. Gardens, breathtaking views of the city More

Nice photo museum to appreciate Madagascar’s history. The photo exhibition are not quite exhaustive, but gives a good overview.

Very original, funny, chic and avant-garde A very astonishing look at Madagascar at the beginning of the last century. More

A spectacular photography museum. Still no Magalasi perspective is presented, specially on the documentaries displayed.

Very nice we can discover the history of madagascar fr the period of Queen and King.

Here also have a restaurant. Good place for date.
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Magnificent exhibition, and in addition 6 films available in several languages!

Nice location and friendly people. Cafe was convenient.

Nice place with interesting movies on Madagascar's past.

Madagascar has tomato frogs. So it deserves 5 stars.

Super beautiful place, unmissable visit! …

Too expensive