This historical journey to the origins of photography allows you to discover the very place where photography was invented, where the "Point de vue du Gras" ("View from the window at le Gras") and "La table servie" ("The set table") were taken, and where Niépce and later Daguerre set up and developed the bases of photography. You will also be able to discover the world’s oldest photographic lab – recently rediscovered and added to the museum – which belonged to Joseph Fortuné Petiot-Groffier, a contemporay of Niépce’s.
For 45 Euros (the price of a reduced train ticket) – guided tour and lunch included – travel among photography enthusiasts!