This elegant 240 m² gallery is located in the heart of the Marais, on a street steeped in history. Rue de Turenne, laid out in the 16th century, was originally the site of a royal sewer, before becoming a major axis of Charles V's enceinte. Today, it's one of the district's liveliest thoroughfares, popular with Parisians and visitors alike. The gallery, with its shop window stretching out onto Rue de Turenne and its two glass roofs, one of which is five meters high, bathes the space in natural light. Ideal for exhibitions, showrooms, pop-up stores or events, it offers over 100 meters of exhibition walls, perfect for showcasing any creation.

Restored in 2023 by Michael Timsit, this gallery has become a flagship for Galeries Joseph, harmoniously combining modernity and historic charm. It is located in the heart of this lively street, surrounded by art galleries, restaurants and boutiques in the Marais district.