Cinema Museum Institut Lumière

The museum was founded in 1982 by Bernard Chardère, Maurice Trarieux – Lumière and grandson of Louis Lumière. The museum is located in the former home of the Lumiere brothers, pioneers of the film industry. Visitors can learn more about film history, the collection and selected films here. Here they also make photo paper, documents, prints, other films, unusual objects, the world's first films that they produce…. Among them, the Cinematograph machine was called "n°1", who screened the first ten films on the evening of December 28, 1895 at the Grand Café in Paris in front of 33 curious people who became the first audience. The museum is an interesting destination for those interested in the history of cinema and old mansions.

The Hangar du Premier-Film, the last vestige of the Lumière factories and the first Cinematography, has been renovated in a large cinema, in which the Institut Lumière offers daily screenings of classics and films. rare.

A cinema "Le Hangar" was installed in the garden. This is where the first movie was made.

Address : Rue du Premier Film, 69008 Lyon, France

Fare :

Adult : 7 €

People under 18 years old, students, students, people with disabilities: 6 €

Group from 7 guests : 5.5 €