The Photography Museum in Belgium, housed in a beautifully restored neo-Gothic monastery in Charleroi, stands as a testament to the art of photography. Since its establishment in 1987, it has grown to become one of Europe's largest and most significant photography museums, boasting an impressive collection that spans the history and evolution of photographic art. With over 100,000 photographs and 1.5 million negatives, the museum offers visitors a comprehensive journey through the visual storytelling medium that has captured moments of reality and imagination alike.