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CONTENTS
WELCOME TO MARSEILLE
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MARSEILLE IN FIGURES
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ACCESSIBILITY
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MARSEILLE'S TOP 10
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SUMMER PROGRAMME
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SOME GREAT NIGHT-TIME IDEAS
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FOCUS ON THE EUROS 2016
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MARSEILLE LAND OF CINEMA
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THE SEA
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CRUISES
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SHOPPING IN MARSEILLE
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CUISINE IN MARSEILLE
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SPECIAL OFFERS FROM THE TOURIST AND CONGRESS OFFICE P 31-34
NATURE AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
P 35-37
MARSEILLE FOR KIDS
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CONTACTS
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WELCOME TO MARSEILLE
For over 15 years, the development of cruises, leisure and business tourism has been one of the
city of Marseille's priorities.
The strategy of developing tourism along with the sector's professionals has helped the city to
join the ranks of the major European metropolises and to host major events.
Over the past ten years, more than 700 million euros have been invested to make France's
second biggest city an essential tourist destination. 2013, when Marseille was the European
Capital of Culture, helped boost the city’s international reputation, making it "Provence’s
Attractive City"!
The city's convention centres have been renovated and extended, new intercity train lines
launched, a low-cost airport terminal and a cruise terminal have been inaugurated and over
1500 hotel rooms have been created; major international brands have opened stores in
Marseille, the Calanques mountains are now listed as a National Park, the Nouveau Stade
Vélodrome has been rebuilt and covered, new shopping centres and a large number of cultural
sites have been opened...
The city showed its capacity for bringing people together and for hosting major events at the
1998 World Cup and the Rugby World Cup in 2007.
This summer, Marseille will be hosting the 2016 Euro Football Championship, and will be the
European Sport Capital in 2017. If Paris is awarded the 2024 Olympics, Marseille will host the
sailing events, and is already a candidate to host the 2025 Universal Exhibition!
Thanks to these events, the image of Marseille has changed, and in a few years it has become
an ultra-modern, fashionable city. A large number of awards have been made in recognition of
this exceptional renaissance!
Marseille has been voted one of the "Top 10 cities to visit in the world" and the "Top 10 seaside
cities to visit in the world" by National Geographic. The website www.luxemagazine.com
elected Le Rooftop des Terrasses du Port among the "Top 10 rooftop terraces to visit in the
world", and the Nouveau Stade Vélodrome was named the "most beautiful stadium in Europe"
on www.eurosport.fr. The Marseille architect Corinne Vezzoni won the "Women's Architect
Prize". The city was voted "The country’s second city to go to in 2013" by the New York Times,
"the most business-friendly city" by the magazine L’Entreprise et l’Expansion and given the
"2014 European City of the year award" by the prestigious Academy of Urbanism in London.
The MuCEM, the Museum of Civilisations of Europe and the Mediterranean, won the 2015
museum prize awarded by the Council of Europe. A great success for a museum that only
opened in 2013. Lastly, the Trivago site placed three Marseille hotels among the ten best hotels
in the PACA region.
But Marseille has still kept all its charm and authenticity: it has 57 kilometres of coastline and
one of the most beautiful harbours in the world. Its attractiveness is based on 300 days of
sunshine a year, Mediterranean gastronomy, a fine historic heritage, a modernised city centre
and the sociability of its inhabitants!
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MARSEILLE IN FIGURES
The oldest city in France, founded 2 600 years ago
2nd most populated city in France: 855 393 inhabitants
A surface area 2.5 times bigger than Paris
57 kilometres of sea coast, with 20 kilometres of Calanques
300 days of sunshine a year
5 million visitors welcomed in 2015
Twinned with 13 cities in the world
France's biggest port for cruises and the 5th in the Mediterranean
World Water Capital since 1996
2nd city for congresses in France according to the ICCA ranking in 2014
1st periurban national park in Europe, the Calanques
European Capital of Culture in 2013
European Capital of Sport in 2017
2nd most filmed city in France
1st French-speaking university in the world
122 hotels, with 7923 rooms
Most consular services in France, with 71 Consulates.
Most cosmopolitan city in the Mediterranean
The oldest Catholic sanctuary in France with the Abbey of St Victor and its
crypt dating from the 1st century.
250 000 sports club members - over 1/4 of the population.
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Capital of the Metropole Aix Marseille Provence, gathering 92 municipalities
and 1 800 000 inhabitants.
ACCESSIBILITY
Marseille International Airport - Provence (www.aeroport.fr)
3rd biggest provincial airport with almost 8.3 million passengers in 2015. 2 air terminals:
mp1: premium air terminal for traditional airlines with top-level services (VIP welcome,
lounges, priority access, services for groups)
mp2: Biggest air terminal for low-cost airlines in Europe www.mp2.aeroport.fr
116 direct flights run by 31 airlines to 25 countries, including:
- 20 daily Paris/Marseille flights (flight time: 1 hr 15)
- 40 regular low-cost destinations in France, Europe and Morocco
- 8 long-distance destinations in Canada, the Middle East, the Indian Ocean, Africa…
Shuttle service from Airport / Marseille City Centre (30km): on sale on
www.mp.aeroport.fr
Shuttle bus every 15 minutes from 4.30 a.m. to 12.10 a.m. / Local train links (over 60 trains a
day)
3 motorways to Spain, Italy and northern Europe converge in Marseille, placing the city
at less than an hour from Camargue, Avignon, 1 hr 30 from St Tropez and two hours from the
French Riviera and the nearest ski resorts.
Urban transport: 2 metro lines, 3 tramway lines, 1000 bikes in 130 docking stations, 88 bus
lines, 15 car parks with almost 10 000 parking places.
3 sea shuttles: Old Port/Pointe-Rouge, Pointe-Rouge/les Goudes and
Old Port /Estaque between spring and autumn.
www.rtm.fr
Ferry boat: from the City Hall to Place aux Huiles (except during building work). One-way fare
is €0.50.
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MARSEILLE'S TOP 10
Marseille has a whole host of monuments, picturesque sights, cutting-edge architecture and
museums all over its 111 districts and 16 arrondissements.
Notre-Dame de la Garde: La Garde hill is 154 metres high and Marseille's highest point. The
basilica, named after the Virgin Mary to protect the city and its inhabitants, was built between
1853 and 1864, when it was consecrated (Suitable attire required during visits to the site). A
museum of sacred art has also been open to visitors since July 2013.
The Old Port: in 600 BC, the Greeks, arriving from Phocaea in Asia Minor, landed in the
Calanque of Lacydon. All through Antiquity and the Middle Ages, the city developed solely on
the north bank of the port. Only from 1666 did the city expand towards the south, under the
impetus and orders of Louis XIV.
Norman Foster and Michel Desvigne have carried out the development of the city centre,
including making the Old Port a semi-pedestrian area. The project undertaken in 2013 was
awarded with the urban development prize from "Le Moniteur" magazine. "L'Ombrière", on
Quai de la Fraternité, is now a real tourist attraction, covering 1000m2 and rising 6 metres high.
History Museum of Marseille – the antique Port
Close by the Old Port and around the completely renovated archaeological site of La Bourse is
one of the biggest history museums in France and Europe. http://www.musee-histoiremarseille-voie-historique.fr
MuCEM: Museum of Civilisations in Europe and the Mediterranean
The J4
The new building, on the converted J4 pier designed by the architect Rudy Ricciotti in
partnership with Roland Carta, is the heart of the MuCEM. The J4 (15 000 m2) contains two
exhibition areas: the first, with The Mediterranean Gallery, is dedicated to exploring the major
stages in Mediterranean civilisation. The second area houses temporary exhibitions.
The J4 includes an area for children, an auditorium for shows, concerts and film cycles, a
bookshop and a restaurant with a panoramic terrace presided over by Gérald Passédat, the 3star Michelin chef.
Saint-Jean Fort
The restored Saint-Jean Fort (15 000 m2) is a historic monument dating from to the 12th century.
Linked to the J4 by a high footbridge projecting above the sea, it provides visitors with
spectacular views that had hitherto been hidden. The public can stroll through a new
Mediterranean garden and explore the riches of the art collections and popular traditions in the
MuCEM, as well as contemporary Mediterranean art. Here they can enjoy open-air
performances, a café and a boutique-bookshop. A second footbridge links it to the Panier
district, leading from the fort's royal gate to Saint-Laurent Church.
The islands of Frioul and the Château d’If: A limestone silhouette off the coast of Marseille,
the four hilly islands in the Frioul archipelago point the way towards the land: Pomègues,
Ratonneau, If and Tiboulen. The Château d'If, made famous by Alexandre Dumas, who made
it a prison for his hero, the Count of Monte Cristo, is a former fortress built in the 16th century
during the reign of Francis 1st to defend the city.
The Palais Longchamp: a hymn to the glory of water, this monumental palace or "water castle"
is closely linked to the construction of the Durance Canal. It is considered as one of the finest
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architectural achievements of the Second Empire in Marseille. Today it houses the Fine Arts
Museum and Marseille’s Natural History Museum.
The Panier district is the historic quarter of Marseille, the very site settled by the Greeks 2600
years ago. While its authenticity has been preserved, the area has been beautifully renovated,
and is today the home of many artists, craft boutiques and restaurants in its narrow winding
streets, but also the Vieille Charité museum area.
Vieille Charité Centre and two museums:
Museum of Mediterranean Archaeology
With collections containing often exceptional works, the museum provides a wide panorama
on the art of civilisations from the Mediterranean region and the Near East.
Museum of African, Oceanian and Amerindian Arts
The MAAOA has a rich collection of art objects, bearing witness to cultures but also artistic
works in their own right, from civilisations whose art was long neglected or even ignored.
http://culture.marseille.fr/musées/le-musée-d-arts-africains-oceaniens-amerindiens
Promenade de la Corniche: built in the mid-19th century and extending to the south, the
John Fitzgerald Kennedy Corniche became a very popular site for Marseille
holidaymakers who little by little discovered the joys of swimming in the sea.
Providing a real panorama above the Mediterranean for over 5 km, the Corniche today attracts
walkers, fishermen, joggers or people dreaming of faraway horizons.
On the heights of the Corniche, sumptuous villas called "the Corniche Follies" were built in the
late 19th and early 20th centuries for rich Marseille families (Villa Gaby, Villa Valmer, Château
Berger, etc.).
And below can be seen the charming little fishing villages, where the Marseille way of life is a
daily reality (Vallon des Auffes, Malmousque, etc.).
La Cité Radieuse by Le Corbusier: also known as the Maison du Fada in Marseille, the
building is 165m long, 24m wide and 56m high. Like an urban liner at anchor in a park, this
building designed by the architect Le Corbusier was built between 1947 and 1951. Béton brut
and concrete stilts combined with multi-coloured loggias, and containing 337 flats, a hotel, a
restaurant, shops, an Art and Design Centre, etc.
Exclusive visit to La Cité Radieuse and to a listed flat, organised by the Tourist and
Congress Office. Registration required.
The Calanques: the first periurban national park in Europe and the only French National Park
both on sea and on land. The Calanques contain exceptional flora and fauna (over 9000 recorded
species of plants). With a surface area of 5000 hectares, 97% of which is in the Marseille area,
the Calanques extend as far as Cassis.
Please note, access to the mountain range is restricted between June and September.
Nouveau Stade Vélodrome: The 2nd biggest French stadium after Stade de France, with 67
000 seats. The stadium, built in 1937, was completely renovated and modernised in 2014 in
preparation for the 2016 Euros. This multi-purpose stadium can host football and rugby
matches, but also prestigious concerts and company events.
The home side, Marseille (OM), has the most titles of any team in France.
Exclusive visits organised by the Tourist and Congress Office. www.resamarseille.com
The stadium was elected the most beautiful stadium in Europe by Eurosport.fr
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A RICH AND INTENSE SUMMER PROGRAMME
Here in Marseille, summer starts in May
Natural History Museum
"Bêtes de guerre" ("War Animals")
Until 19 June 2016
As part of the national commemorations of the Great War (1914-1918), Marseille’s Natural
History Museum is presenting an exhibition dedicated to the millions of animals that were
carried along in the wake of the conflict, to reveal little-known sides of the war.
http://www.museum-marseille.org/
Cantini Museum
"André Masson. From Marseille to the American Exile"
Until 24 July 2016
André Masson created works with a dual aspect resulting from the experience of war and the
discovery of a lyrical and dream-like dimension to reality.
The Cantini Museum exhibits works from his own collections and from his children's.
http://culture.marseille.fr/
History Museum (MHM)
L’Ecume des Siècles ("The foam of centuries"). A plunge into the heart of underwater
archaeology
From 28 April 2016 to 28 April 2017
Exhibition celebrating the 50th anniversary of DRASSM, a major contributor to underwater
archaeology, with its headquarters in Marseille.
http://www.musee-histoire-marseille-voie-historique.fr/
MAC (Contemporary Art Museum)
CODY CHOI Culture Cuts
The Marseille Highlight of the Year of France-Korea 2015 - 2016
8 April – 28 August 2016
This retrospective is the first monographic exhibition in a French institution by the artist Cody
Choi. It brings together paintings, performance photography, sculptures and installations by
this cosmopolitan artist, who studied sociology in South Korea before continuing his training
in art in Pasadena, California.
His performative sculptures should be seen in relation with the work of the performance artists
he met on the west coast of the United States, such as Mike Kelley or Paul McCarthy, and the
New York artist Vito Acconci, while his appropriation paintings cite or parody the most famous
Western artists of the 20th century.
Regards de Provence Museum
Lumière & Douceur de Raphaël Ponson (Raphaël Ponson, Light and Softness)
From 2 April to 28 August 2016
The Regards de Provence Museum pays homage to the marine and landscape painter Raphaël
Ponson (1835-1904), known as the first painter of the Calanques on the Marseille coast and for
his light effects on rocks, waves and in the sky. Almost 80 paintings and water colours from
the Regards de Provence Foundation collection and from museums and private collectors are
being exhibited at the Regards de Provence Museum.
At the MuCEM
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Jean Genet, L’Echappée Belle (The Great Escape)
15 April - 18 July 2016
Homage to Jean Genet, 30 years after his death. Blending manuscripts, letters, filmed interviews
and works of art (including a portrait by Giacometti), the visitor follows the development of
Genet’s work and shows how the Mediterranean was a "great escape" for the writer.
http://www.mucem.org/
A genius without a pedestal, Picasso and popular arts and traditions
27 April – 29 August 2016
The major summer exhibition at the Mucem mirrors masterworks by Picasso, some never
exhibited before, with objects from the Mucem's collections. Costumes, circus objects,
ceramics, goldsmiths' work, sculpture... Popular arts and traditions continually influenced this
"genius without a pedestal", who was anchored in his times and attached to his roots.
Mémoire à la Mer! (Memory in the Sea!) A dive into the heart of underwater archaeology
For the 50th anniversary of DRASMM (Département des Recherches Archéologiques
Subaquatiques et Sous-Marines)
Marseille History Museum
29 April 2016 – 28 May 2017
Coproduction: City of Marseille & Columbia River Partnership of the DRASMM
Labelled as an Exhibition of National Interest by the Culture and Communication Ministry, the
exhibition is a chance to explore the world of shipwrecks and submerged habitats, from
prehistoric times to the contemporary world, through a wide selection of objects displayed in a
marine setting.
Printemps de l’Art Contemporain
From 5 to 28 May 2016
The next Contemporary Art Spring will be taking place from 5 to 28 May 2016, with an
inaugural weekend and festivities from 5 to 8 May. Designed as a first step in giving it
international scope, the 2016 event will highlight the Korean scene, as part of the Year of
France-Korea launched by the Institut Français, as well as a series of exhibitions around
international artists, with an orientation conceived in partnership with the Kim Kim Gallery
and other guest curators.
At the Alcazar
Les Tarzanides
3 May-4 June 2016
A collective exhibition on the literary and heritage theme of the comic book representations of
Tarzan.
Chinese paintings & calligraphies
13 May- 3 June 2016
In partnership with The Chinese Artists association.
Exhibition of works by 20 internationally famous Chinese artists.
La Friche la Belle de Mai
"Les Possédés" ("The Possessed")
From 5 May to 7 August 2016-02-19
Chronicle of the acquisitions made from private collections in the south of France.
http://www.lafriche.org/fr/
Concert: AC/DC at the Nouveau Stade Vélodrome
13 May 2016
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Museum of African, Oceanian and Amerindian Arts (MAOAM)
"Baga Art of Guinea" Barbier-Muller Museum Collection
From 13 May to 18 September 2016
Exhibited for the first time in France, the Barbier-Mueller Museum collection, the most
important private collection, offers a significant glimpse into the artistic work of the Baga of
Guinea with some 20 sculptures.
Etang d'Arts Festival in Borely Park
14 and 15 May 2016
A scenic area where culture and its democratisation are highlighted through an artistically
diverse programme with pride of place given to emerging talents from Marseille.
A market with some 50 artists and craftspeople from Marseille, but also from other regions,
who will be displaying and selling their work.
A sustainable development and awareness-raising area dedicated to sustainable alternatives
and innovative projects.
http://festival-etangdarts.com/
Corporate Games
The Corporate Games are the first inter-company multi-sport challenge in France and in the
world, organised for the past 28 years in 60 cities.
http://www.corporate-games.fr/
Marseillaise des Femmes Race
22 May 2016
A 6 km race of social commitment and solidarity reserved for women.
http://www.marseillaisedesfemmes.com/edition-2016/reglement
3rd Massalia Flamenco Festival
Manolo and Paca Santiago from the ABIYELAR Company, the artistic directors of the
MASSALIA FLAMENCO FESTIVAL, wanted to highlight the first performances of two new
shows at this year's festival: FLAMENCO DE RAÏZ with Juana AMAYA and Ivan VARGAS
(Friday 27 May) and FLAMENCOS, with LA LUPI and Antonio CANALES. You can register
for a flamenco course at the Centre Julien, to take place on Saturday 28 May, and completing
the dance and music performance programme in the evening at the Espace Julien.
http://www.espace-julien.com/fr/affiche
Festival Flottant, Un Piano à la Mer
From 27 to 28 May - Plage des Catalans
"Le Festival Flottant, Un Piano à la Mer" consists of singers, brass bands and water pianists
meeting up in an idyllic setting for a series of floating recitals, shows and open-air operas.
In its 10th year, from Bandol to Carry-Le-Rouet via Marseille or Digne-les-Bains, the agile and
supercharged performances by our all-terrain artists will be matched by the boundless creativity
of our guests, giving life to an eclectic and surprising festival. A canny blend of on-site creation,
jazz recital, opera singing and world music..."
https://pianoalamer.wordpress.com/
Sonor, Music Fair
28 and 29 May 2016
The first year of the France’s first music fair.
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Dock des Suds
http://www.sonor-salonmusique.com/
Sea cruise with Marcel Pagnol
Every Saturday during the day
In partnership with the "Dans la Cour des Grands" company
A 2-hour cruise with Marcel Pagnol's famous characters. César, Panisse, Escartefigue and
Monsieur Brun, bring to life the finest scenes from the Marseille Trilogy on board a catamaran.
http://levantin.fr/
In June, the days grow longer and the party spirit is in the air...
La Rue du Tango
From June to September 2016 at a range of sites in Marseille
http://laruedutango.fr/
At the Alcazar
Alcajazz on the occasion of the Marseille Jazz des Cinq Continents Festival
23 June - 12 August 2016
Exhibitions, conferences, talks and projections linked to the Marseille Jazz des Cinq
Continents Festival programme
Ecran(s) total ("Total Screen(s)”)
25 June - end of August 2016
Projections, talks, workshops for the general public
Marseille Open-Air Cinema
From June to September.
A cinematic journey through the city, from district to district, to see a film, and enjoy and share
a picnic with your family or friends.
The Open-Air Cinema festival is a top-quality film programme, accessible to all, taking in a
wide range of film styles: art-house films, classic films, popular films, catch-up sessions, world
cinema...
http://www.cinetilt.org/-Cine-plein-airLe Bon Air Festival
On 4 and 5 June 2016
LE BON AIR arrives on Saturday 4 and Sunday 5 June at La Friche Belle de Mai.
On Saturday, offering an eclectic and daring panorama of electronic music on 3 stages (La
Cartonnerie, Le Cabaret Aléatoire and the roof terrace): ○ Live shows ○ DJ sets. On Sunday,
with free activities for all ages: ○ Cuisine ○ Playgrounds ○ Party
http://www.lafriche.org/fr/
UEFA EURO 2016
From 10 June to 10 July 2016
Special Euro 2016 page in this brochure.
http://marseillevillehote.marseille.fr/
Maison de l’Artisanat et des Métiers d’Art
« Consul’Art »
From 10 june to 23 july 2016
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Nearly 40 countries and 80 works of art are exhibited in the 4th edition of "Consul'Art", the
exhibition created by the International and European Relations Department of the City of
Marseille, whose aim is to open to the public the artistic heritage of foreign countries that are
represented by the 69 diplomatic Consulates in Marseille.
http://www.maisondelartisanat.org/expo-en-cours.htm
Les Voiles du Vieux-Port
From 16 to 19 June 2016
This regatta takes in Marseille as part of the circuit of prestigious classic yachting meetings in
the Mediterranean, becoming the essential pre-summer sailing event... For four days, these
historical boats will parade through Marseille harbour, providing a timeless spectacle to the
people of Marseille and to lovers of sailing boats and beautiful things. As night falls, the boats
will return to the quayside until the next day, and visitors can admire the brass fittings, the
masts, the bridges and the sheen of these magnificent vessels.
http://www.lesvoilesduvieuxport.com/
Marseille Festival
From 24 June to 19 July 2016
The 21st Marseille Festival will bring together some of the great names in international arts and
entertainment for a multi-disciplinary programme with a large number of premieres and original
creations. At the heart of the 2016 festival: dance, alongside music, musical theatre, cinema and
the visual arts. The Festival will be arriving in a host of theatres and venues at the beginning of
summer, as well as in other emblematic, and sometimes unexpected, sites in the city.
The Marseille Festival is entering a new era with the arrival of Jan Goossens, who succeeds
Apolline Quintrand, the founder and director of the event since 1996. The complete programme
of the 21st festival will be unveiled on 28 April.
http://festivaldemarseille.com/
Music Festival at Bagatelle
On 16, 17 et 23, 24 June 2016
With undisguised pleasure, the Bagatelle Park has been given up to music for the last decade,
with "Musiques à Bagatelle" and its own special tone, blending conviviality, lightness, and
sometimes daring, to explore all the happiness that music can bring us. Four free classical
music and jazz concerts. On the last two Thursdays and Fridays in June, the festival attracts
around 15 000 people of all ages each year, sharing their happiness in this pretty park, with
their heads in the stars, and the "C Major" experience! http://mairie-marseille6-8.fr
Fine Arts Museum
"Marseille in the 18th Century. The Academy Years 1753-1793"
From 17 June 2016 to 14 October 2016
For the first time, the artistic panorama of the 18th century, a major period in the history of
Marseille, will be presented at the Fine Arts Museum. One hundred and fifty works, paintings,
sculptures and drawings will be exhibited.
http://culture.marseille.fr/mus%C3%A9es/le-mus%C3%A9e-des-beaux-arts
Monte Cristo Challenge
18 and 19 June 2016
Launched in 1999 and inspired by the legendary escape of Edmond Dantès, the Monte-Cristo
Challenge is today the biggest sea-swimming event open to the general public!
http://defimonte-cristo.com/fr/
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Friche Belle de Mai
« Vélodrome – Le douzième homm e »
From June 10th to July 3rd 2016
By the end of the 90s (between 1996 and 2002) the photographer Lionel Briot started to follow
the Olympique de Marseille football team, becoming part of the supporters, following the club
all over Europe.
http://www.lafriche.org/fr/agenda/velodrome-le-douzieme-homme-314
Saint Eloi Festival
These time-honoured festivities (that can be dated back to the 17th century) still preserve all
their rituals, and are much more than a folklore event: they are in the living tradition of the rural
world of our ancestors. Pride of place is given to the Provençal language and costume. The
procession is in honour of Saint Eloi (Eligius), the patron saint of beasts of burden.
www.saint-eloi-chateau-gombert.com/
Sosh Freestyle Cup
Great moments of sport, board sports, smiles, sharing, great music, parties... all in the Marseille
sunshine and in your company on the Borély beaches.
http://www.soshfreestylecup.com/
Villa Méditerranée
“Imperium Romanum”
From 24 June to 18 September 2016
In times of crisis of the European integration process, the Roman Empire’s vision in Alfred
Seiland’s photography exhibition “Imperium Romanum” remind us that some of the most
crucial political, cultural and religious problems of our time have not been solved throughout
2000 years.
http://www.villa-mediterranee.org/fr/rencontres-darles-imperium-romanum
Mucem
"Parade"
From 29 June to 24 October 2016
Three-master ships, galleys, cargo boats, liners – all the boats that have left the port of Marseille
from the 18th century until today to sail in the Mediterranean, are united at the Mucem for a
wonderful parade – of model ships!
The summer holidays are upon us in July...
Les Estivales at the Palais Longchamp Park
Annual festival with open-air concerts and events in Palais Longchamp Park.
From 3 to 8 July 2016
MaMo
« A ciel ouvert »
From July 2nd to October 2nd 2016
Following in the footsteps of Xavier Veilhan, Daniel Buren and Dan Graham, the franco-swiss
artist Felice Varini goes face-to-face with Le Corbusier’s architecture at the MAMO, the art
centre created by Ora Ito on the roof terrace of Cité Radieuse in Marseille from July 2 ndto 2nd
October 2nd.
http://mamo.fr
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FRAC
Françoise Petrovitch - S’absenter ("Being Absent")
02 July — 30 October 2016
In partnership with the Semiose Gallery, Paris; the René d'Anjou Art Centre, Tarascon;
Asphodèle, Arles.
The works of Françoise Pétrovitch feature very young characters, between childhood and
adolescence, animals, birds...
http://www.fracpaca.org/
Palais Carli Musical Nights
Classical music festival
From 1 to 30 July 2016 - 9 p.m.
A musical panorama with an eclectic repertoire for a series of free concerts beneath the stars,
under the artistic direction of Philip Bride, the Director of the Conservatoire.
An annual event not to be missed.
Mondial la Marseillaise Pétanque
In line with the tradition, the 55th world boules championship will begin in 2016, "on the first
complete weekend of July". So the tournament will start on Sunday 3 July, with, at around 9
a.m., the traditional "explosion" in the skies above Borély Park.
www.lamarseillaise.fr/sports/mondial-petanque/
International Documentary Festival (FID)
A wide range of international documentary and film works: 134 films in competition from 28
countries and every continent.
http://www.fidmarseille.org/index.php/fr/
Caressez le Potager Festival
From 7 to 9 July
At the beginning of July, head for the Caressez le Potager Festival, a festival of plant
cultures and all other cultures, with crops grown in the garden, but also stories, dance,
music, cinema, photography and the plastic arts.
This free festival, which taken place in Mirabelle Park, in the 12th arrondissement of
Marseille, is organised with respect for sustainable development. A friendly occasion to
take part in!
http://www.dusud.com/festival/
Préau des Accoules
"La Vogue de Georges" ("Georges' Voyage")
From 18 July to 18 September 2016
A poetic voyage mingling high and low relief, flat tints and ronde bosse, always nourished by
references from Biblical or mythological scenes and characters, with remarkable writings
leading us to see ourselves more clearly and to love each other today.
http://culture.marseille.fr/mus%C3%A9es/pr%C3%A9au-des-accoules
Marseille Jazz des Cinq Continents Festival
Since the first event in 2000, the Festival has developed, with the ambition of bringing artists
from all over the world to Marseille, and in a unique setting, the Palais Longchamp Gardens.
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Today the Marseille Jazz des Cinq Continents Festival takes place all over the city in venues
with special atmospheres that have won over audiences: the MuCEM, Friche la Belle de Mai,
the Silvain Theatre and the Palais Longchamp Gardens.
Once again this year, Marseille will resonate to the sound of jazz...
A spectacular 17th festival!
http://www.marseillejazz.com/nsite/index.php
Lire en Short (Reading Shorts) - 2nd festival
Major national book festival for young people - From 20 to 30 July
Plage du Roucas: Train des Sables site
by the Massalia Theatre and Marseille Libraries in partnership with ACELEM, Mer et Colline,
Peuple et Culture, AIL, C'est la Faute à Voltaire.
Books are the special guests at the beach, within reach of families and young people: a nonstop, open reading space, with books, games, workshops, literary naps and surprises... A mobile
library, under the pergola, on the lawns, in the shade of the pine trees or on the move, and with
appearances by authors and illustrators of books for young people: Programme pending.
Acontraluz Festival
22 and 23 July 2016
An open-air electronic festival now in its 2nd year.
http://www.acontraluz.fr/fr/
August's holidaymakers arrive in Marseille...
Positif Festival
13 and 14 August 2016
LTD PRODUCTION presents the 5th Positiv Festival on 21 and 22 August at Dock des Suds
in Marseille. After a classic 2015 festival, this year the festival returns for 2 days in a row!
http://www.positivfestival.com/
Demonstration by the French Acrobatic Air Patrol
Saturday 13 August 2016
The 4th year in Marseille for this prestigious exhibition by crews of the French Air Force, which
drew over 130 000 spectators in 2015.
Art O Rama (international contemporary art fair)
From 26 to 28 August
A reduced and demanding selection of some 20 galleries, here to develop specific curatorial
approaches. The fair stands out through its intimate format and commitment to artistic
projects. Extending the traditional stands into a real exhibition space, set up directly in line
with the curatorial project, ART-O-RAMA pays special attention to the works on display.
http://art-o-rama.fr/
PAREIDOLIE Fair
From 27 to 28 August 2016
The International Drawing Fair in Marseille invites some ten or so international galleries to
present a specific drawing project in the exhibition area of the Château de Servières.
http://www.pareidolie.net/
Les Nocturnes du Château de la Buzine
Fine evenings in the open air, organised in the Château park: storytelling, cinema retrospectives,
musical comedies, picnics...
http://labuzine.com/fr
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French Provençal Jousting Championship
Traditional Provençal sport with specially equipped small boats. Competitions in the Estaque
Port.
23 August 2016
http://www.joutepaca.fr/
In September, the summer’s not over, here comes the Indian summer...
September en Mer (September in the Sea)
From 1st September to 1st October 2016
http://www.septembreenmer.com/
Festival Flottant, Un Piano à la Mer
From 2 to 3 September - Corbières Beach
"Le Festival Flottant, Un Piano à la Mer" consists of singers, brass bands and water pianists
meeting up in an idyllic setting for a series of floating recitals, shows and open-air operas. For
this 10th year, from Bandol to Carry-Le-Rouet via Marseille or Digne-les-Bains, the agile and
supercharged performances by our all-terrain artists will be matched by the boundless
creativity of our guests, giving life to an eclectic and surprising festival. A canny blend of onsite creation, jazz recital, opera singing and world music..."
https://pianoalamer.wordpress.com/
Les 12 Heures Boulistes Marseille
From 5 to 6 September 2016
http://www.les12heuresboulistesdemarseille.fr/accueil.html
European Heritage Days
Cantini Museum
"The Dream"
From 17 September 2016 to 22 January 2017
The exhibition retraces the development of the representation of dreams, a fundamental feature
of modern art. It includes around 100 works by the greatest artists of the 20th century, including
Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse and Salvador Dalí.
Marsatac Festival
http://www.marsatac.com/
Marseille International Fair
From 23 September to 3 October 2016
http://foiredemarseille.com/
ActOral (literature and poetry festival)
From 24 September to 10 October 2016
http://www.actoral.org/
Mission Mode, Styles Croisés Exhibition
Decorative Arts, Earthenware and Fashion Museum - Château Borély
16 September 2016 - 15 January 2017
In partnership with the Musée de la Légion in Aubagne
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This exhibition shows the influence of military clothing on civilian fashion from the early 20th
century, to the extent of becoming a major source of inspiration for many designers. This
retrospective will be based on a selection of works brought together on four themes: the Saharan
theme, the camouflage theme, the khaki theme and the military theme.
One of the highlights of the presentation will be the famous Sahara outfit by Yves SaintLaurent, as well as legendary clothing by Gaultier.
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SOME GREAT NIGHT-TIME IDEAS
R2 Rooftop (panoramic rooftop terraces at the port)
Tuesday: Cinéma Paradisio with MK2.
Wednesday: the Zig-Zag, Love on the Roof, an electro programme with major headline acts,
for ages 20-45, 7 p.m. to 2 a.m.
Thursday: Rock'n Roll Circus, a highly festive evening full of special events and surprises, 7
a.m. to 2 a.m.
Friday: Zig Zag and Jardins Suspendus get together for a House Electro programme, 7 p.m.
to 2 a.m.
Saturday: Dancing on the rooftop to the sound of hip hop, disco and R'n'B, 7 p.m. to 2 a.m.
Sunday: Les Jardins Suspendus, House Electro, 2 p.m.-12.30 a.m. (early season) 4 p.m.-2
a.m. from mid-June
Events, ephemeral shops, performances, etc. And, of course, food available all through the
evening.
Borderline
"Les Apéros du Bateau" (pre-dinner drinks on a boat) from Sunday 5 June to Sunday
28 August
Boarding at 7 p.m. Quai des Belges 13001 Marseille on the boat, L'Ilienne
Setting out to sea at 7.30
Return 10.30 p.m.
Admission: €20
Reservations: www.borderliner.fr
"Nuit Vernie", preview of the Picasso exhibition, A Genius without a Pedestal, 7 p.m. to 1
a.m.
In partnership with the MuCEM (admission free)
Friday 3 June 2016
Silvain Theatre
Massilia Sound System, Thursday 16 June
Special "Calvi on the rocks", 17 June
Borderline at the Silvain Theatre, 27 August
L’Edition Festival, Plage des Catalans, Vieille Charité, Borely
http://www.ledition-festival.fr/
Sardine Day
(Days and nights)
27, 28, 29 May in Pastré
The SARDINE DAY "Glisse dans Marseille" is a festive, sporting, fun, artistic and musical
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event taking place in Pastré Park.
The 4000m2 Village will be set up on the grounds of the Château ESTRANGIN garden of
Pastré Park. http://sardineday.fr/
Marseille Festival Aperitifs at Les Dauphins on the Corniche
Thursday 9 June 7/11 p.m.
http://festivaldemarseille.com/
Levant’in
Full Monty Party, once a month on Fridays
20 May, 17 June, 22 July, 19 August, 16 September, 14 October
After a hard day at work, there's nothing like getting away from it all to clear your head...
In the programme, 3 hours of DJ sets, festivities and socialising with House music, drinks and
food.
Boarding opposite Marseille City Hall at the Old Port. The catamaran sets off 30 minutes after
boarding begins.
Sea outings take place subject to weather conditions. To guarantee passenger safety, boats may
remain at the quayside, with the final decision to be taken by the ships' captains. Destination
according to the wind direction.
www.levantin.fr
La Friche Belle de Mai
Friche On Air
June - September 2016
Every Friday and Saturday
Lives and DJ Sets on the rooftop terrace of La Friche Belle de Mai: from early evening to
sunset.
In a relaxed and celestial atmosphere, you can enjoy a panoramic view over Marseille from the
Friche rooftop terrace. At sunset, set off for an electronic music voyage with stopovers in
Brussels, London, Madrid and Paris...
www.lafriche.org/
Also on Sundays at nightfall in July/August, "La Belle & Toile": open-air cinema on the
rooftop terrace. For the general public. Free event.
Les Halles de la Major
Music and concerts from 7 p.m. to 2 a.m. every Thursday (Baletti: live music) and Saturday
(Apéro Lounge: top DJ) from 5 May 2016.
> For these events, three food corners will be opened by local retailers in turn each week, with
unique snacking-style offers.
Theme brunches for children, every other Sunday from 11 a.m. until 7 p.m. without
reservation, including a children's workshop.
Information about each week on Les Halles Facebook page
And not forgetting the summer programme at a large number of Marseille hotels,
blending festivity and conviviality:
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the Sky Bar Dantès in the Sofitel
the themed evenings at the Intercontinental
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the inimitable MamaShelter parties
the pool parties at the Radisson
the Wednesdays at the C2
FOCUS ON THE EUROS 2016
Marseille is famous for the exploits of its champions in all kinds of sports, including hockey,
football and Provençal jousting, and sport represents a powerful tool of social cohesion,
attractiveness and economic development for the city.
After winning the title of European Capital of Culture in 2013, the city of Marseille is now
seeking out new goals. Marseille is strongly sports-oriented, and is brought to life by the
different events organised in and around the city. Every year, Marseille hosts such major sports
events as Sosh Free Style, the Monte Christo Challenge, Open 13, Marseille-Cassis...
2016 European Football Championship
Marseille is one of the competition's host cities. The city is a major centre for football in
France and Europe, and is one of the ten host cities for Euro 2016. From 10 June to 10 July,
Marseille will be hosting six matches, including a quarter-final and a semi-final.
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Saturday 11 June at 9 p.m.
England – Russia (Group B)
Wednesday 15 June at 9 p.m.
France – Albania (Group A)
Saturday 18 June at 6 p.m.
Iceland – Hungary (Group F)
Tuesday 21 June at 6 p.m.
Northern Ireland - Germany (Group C)
Thursday 30 June at 9 p.m.
Quarter final
Thursday 7 July at 9 p.m.
Semi final
A fan zone on the Prado-David beaches:
 open throughout the competition, with matches broadcast on a giant screen
 a capacity of 80 000 (free access)
 in the partners' village set up in this area, a series of events will be organised
(concerts, sports pitches, etc.)
The economic benefits for the region:
 181 million euros for the region, with 120 million euros for Marseille
 360 000 spectators expected at Stade Vélodrome for the 6 matches
 150 million television viewers per match
The UEFA EURO 2016 Trophy Tour
From 1 April to 9 June 2016, the Henri Delaunay Trophy, the European Football Championship
Cup, will be on show during a procession of four vehicles, for a tour taking in 25 cities.
The Trophy Tour will be the chance for everyone to share in the UEFA EURO 2016 adventure
for an experience including an exhibition, events and souvenir photos.
For three days, Marseille's football fans will be able to see this legendary trophy. Special events
and an exhibition will also be open to the public.
The highlight will be a cross-city parade on Friday 13 May from 3 to 6 p.m. to show off the
trophy. It will stop off in some of the city's most famous sites, such as Stade Vélodrome, the
Old Port, Saint-Charles Station, etc. From 13 to 15 May!
MARSEILLE LAND OF CINEMA
Marseille loves cinema and attracts directors and scriptwriters. The image of Marseille in films,
where it has been both worshipped and betrayed, was for a long time caricatured and
stereotypical. But the city's rich cinema history is only equalled by its photogenic appeal, giving
Marseille a highly prized and renowned place in cinema.
Marseille attracts film-makers, but no one can explain its special attraction: is it the warm light?
The striking blue sea? Its rich and varied historic heritage? One thing is sure, thanks to its
landscape, its spontaneity, its originality and the many talents it has uncovered, Marseille now
has a place of honour in French cinema, on the small and big screens, alongside the greatest
French cities.
The origins of cinema in Marseille
The history of cinema in Marseille began with the Lumière brothers. The inventors of the
cinematograph came from La Ciotat, and filmed their first pictures in Marseille in 1885, on the
Canebière, then on the Old Port, at the Joliette Docks, on Cours Belsunce... So naturally they
set up one of the first cinematopgraphs in France in Marseille, at 3 Rue de Noailles, on 29
February 1886, just two months after the opening in Paris.
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Cinema developed rapidly in the early 20th century, and the people of Marseille seized on this
art form which was already a great success in the United States. Marcel Pagnol then decided to
adapt his plays and novels to the silver screen. In 1933, he founded his film production
company, Les Studios Pagnol, which made films by Sacha Guitry, Jean Renoir, etc. Pagnol
wanted to create "a French Hollywood" in Marseille.
From 1950 to 1970, prestigious films were shot at the Sainte-Marthe studios, including Lost
Command directed by Mark Robson, with Anthony Quinn in 1966, Farewell Friend directed
by Jean Herman, with Alain Delon and Charles Bronson in 1967 and Borsalino by Jacques
Deray, with Jean-Paul Belmondo and Alain Delon in 1970.
Cinema at the heart of Marseille
Few people know that Marseille is the birthplace of a large number of famous actors, directors
and film-maker such as Alibert (one-man band, 1889-1951), Antonin Artaud (poet-actor, 18961948), Fernandel (actor, 1903-1971), Andrex (1907-1989, actor in La Cuisine au Beurre,
directed by Gilles Grangier and La Bourse et la Vie by Jean-Pierre Mocky), Yves Montand
(1921, actor, whose heart belonged to Marseille), Paul Préboist (1927-1997, stage and screen
actor in Les Misérables, directed by Robert Hussein and La Belle Histoire by Claude Lelouch),
Robert Guédiguian (film-maker, 1953), Ariane Ascaride (1954, actress, winner of a César for
Marius et Jeannette in 1998), Patrick Bosso (actor-comedian, 1962), Éric Cantona (actor,
1966)…
Marseille has often been the setting for films where the city played an important or even vital
role. Its landscapes and film studios have been used as a decor in many films: from Pagnol's
Trilogy in the 1930s to the Taxi films by Luc Besson in the 2000s, and more recently in the
film Marseille, directed by Kad Merad or the Netflix series “Marseille” with Gérard Depardieu,
to be released this spring.
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A few figures...
• 385 films shot in 2015 (362 in 2014, including 15 feature films and 19 series)
• 30 million euros injected into the local economy as a result
• 1 000 qualified technicians
• N° 1 city in France for shooting digital series • In 23 000m2, the Belle de Mai Media Centre brings together some fifty companies
generating 1 000 jobs
La Buzine: a château dedicated to the 7th art
Better known as the "Château de ma mère" dear to Marcel Pagnol, the Château de la Buzine
has been the home of the Maison des Cinématographies Méditerranéennes since 2011.
This sumptuous, fully renovated Provençal farmhouse stands at the heart of a four-hectare park
between Saint-Menet and Les Camoins, in the eastern districts of Marseille, and contains a
4000m2 area with a staged visit centred on the Mediterranean, a 350-seat cinema, reception
rooms to house temporary exhibitions, a library and a film library, notably supplied by the
Méditerranée Cinémathèque, while visitors can prolong the visit at the restaurant.
This exceptional site, mainly dedicated to the 7th art, is both a traditional cinema with a
programme of films, but also an "à la carte" cinema library where visitors can choose the film
they want to see from a list of available titles.
The Marcel Pagnol Theatrical Tours
"Le Schpountz" ("Heartbeat")
Experience one of Marcel Pagnol's most famous films, while walking in the Allauch hills: along
a specially traced 10-km footpath in the Pichauris estate, you will revisit the landscapes of
yesterday's Provence.
With a guide, spend the day reliving the funny and moving adventures of Irénée, from the family
grocer's shop to the cinema studios.
Price: €39/Adults – €20/Children (aged 8 to 18) - €93/Family (2 Adults + 1, 2 or 3 children)
– €34/group of less than 10 people.
In April and May according to the programme.
A day to share and celebrate Marcel Pagnol!
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THE SEA
The Marseille Provence Office de la Mer, a registered association of public interest, is the place
where all those involved in the maritime world can debate, build, animate and preserve the links
between our city and the Mediterranean. Leisure activities, sports, sailing, tourism, professions,
economy, education, culture, heritage, environment, safety – all the constituent parts of this
relation are explored, analysed and highlighted in major projects and events in and around the
city. www.officedelamer.com
In Marseille, the sea, the coastline and the islands represent an exceptionally rich heritage,
helping to make the city an international capital for sailing and sport.
Exceptional sites
For sailing
- 24 ports on 57 kilometres of coastline with 10 000 mooring rings in the 24 MPM ports, the
major area for sailing in France, 2nd in Europe (after Chichester in the UK).
For leisure activities and water sports
- 15 lifeguarded beaches extending along 42 kilometres of coastline: 2 million visitors on
average in summer (July/August).
Prado Sud Beach: 1st French beach to be awarded the "Tourism and Disability" label in 2006.
Safety and activities on the beach.
- around 100 seasonal lifeguards
- around 100 water sports clubs and associations organising activities all the year round: sailing,
rowing, sea kayak, competitive fishing, powerboating, surfing, kitesurfing, Provençal jousting,
dugout canoeing, etc.
- a top-level French sailing centre, a training base for competitors, with 50% from Marseille
clubs, including participants competing in the sailing events at the Rio Olympic Games.
Internationally famous events
Each year, Marseille's image as a city of sport is strengthened by the many international sports
events hosted here.
- by the development of sailing events that have traditionally taken place in Marseille:
Septembre en Mer (over 900 sea events for a wide public), the Grande Marseille Provence
Maritime Parade, the International Mediterranean Sailing Week (SNIM), the Juris'Cup (biggest
European corporate regatta), the traditional jousting championships, canoeing or rowing
competitions.
- by hosting prestigious events such as the Tour de France à la Voile, Les Voiles du Vieux Port,
Marseille One Design, etc.
Some 250 annual sailing events in the Aix Marseille Provence area.
The Aix Marseille Provence area: the sea as a key to future development
This new metropolitan area is the sole French harbour conurbation, with its main feature being
the Grand Maritime Port of Marseille, the entry point to our region.
With over 80,000,000 tons of goods transported, over 43,000 jobs directly or indirectly linked
to the harbour activities, the GPMM is a port on an international scale.
Building a metropolitan logistics harbour centre will be a crucial issue for the AMP area in
support of the Blue Economy.
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CRUISES
CRUISES
Marseille, the essential cruise destination in the Mediterranean, is also the harbour of
Provence and France's number one port of embarkation.
A few kilometres from the city are Aix-en Provence, Cassis, Bandol, Pays d’Aubagne, but
also Les Alpilles, Saint Rémy de Provence, Les Baux de Provence, Arles and the Camargue,
Lubéron, Avignon…
All sites that are well worth visiting for a long or short stay, before or after your cruise.
Club de la Croisière Marseille-Provence
In close collaboration with the city of Marseille and the Tourist and Congress Office, the
Club’s work covers three fields: promoting stopovers and Marseille, welcoming passengers
on the quayside and in the city, and adapting the harbour infrastructure and services.
http://www.marseille-cruise.com
Tel: +33 (0)4 91 39 33 98 - [email protected]
The figures:
2013: 1 190 000 cruise passengers made a stopover in Marseille
2018: 2 million passengers expected
The biggest cruise operators and companies "stop over" in Marseille:
Costa Croisières, MSC Croisières, Croisières de France, Royal Caribbean International
Cruises, Winstar Cruises, Holland America Line, Seabourn Cruise Line, Celebrity Cruises,
Oceania Cruises, Silversea Cruises, Regent Seven Seas Cruises, Azamara Cruises, Sea Cloud
Cruises, Ponant, Princess Cruises, Celestyal Cruises...
The cruise market in the Mediterranean is keeping up its heady pace
Cruises are one of the tourist activities that have continued to grow in a troubled economic
context. Europe and the Mediterranean, in particular, have become major navigation areas for
ship owners.
Marseille has found its place in this competitive market and is more than ever positioned as
the main port of embarkation in the French market.
The cruise market is continuing to develop in France and in Marseille in particular. The
different developments in Marseille harbour, notably the concession of the MPCT cruise
terminal to the MSC Croisières, Costa Croisières group, has enabled Marseille to boost the
promotion of its embarkation/disembarkation activity, helping to generate strong revenues.
Marseille is in the top five cruise ports in the Mediterranean and in the top 15
worldwide, in front of New-York!
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SHOPPING IN MARSEILLE!
Constantly developing retail offer
Over the past ten years, retailing in the city centre has undergone a qualitative and
quantitative leap forward with the arrival of prestigious brands and the launch of modern
retailing facilities. These new features attract local shoppers, but also the city’s visitors.
City centre shops
With a total of 15 000 shops, including 5,900 business premises in the city centre, Marseille
has become a top destination for shopping.
The heart of the city centre has a wide range of brands for clothes, with growth in the
hygiene/health/beauty sector, a steady progression in the mid-range and upmarket categories,
and a small rise in culture and leisure goods.
Marseille city centre attracts buyers from all over the PACA region and beyond. A particular
effort has been made in favour of holidaymakers, particularly the growing number of visitors
on cruises. The rise in the number of tourists over the past few years has led to the growth
of activity in the heart of the city centre.
http://www.marseille-centre.fr/
Brands choose Marseille
New fashionable and/or atypical brands have arrived in the Marseille area. The city is
sometimes the first one chosen to open a new store in France.
- Souleiado. Back to Marseille. The firm has opened the biggest shop in its network in Rue
Francis Davso, with 230m2 dedicated to this ready-to-wear and accessory brand with its wellestablished reputation.
- Big Fernand. Located in the Docks, the restaurant serves homemade gourmet burgers, with
diners choosing the ingredients. The founders underline that their ingredients are "made in
France".
- Triaaangles. Founded in 2012, this start-up has opened an outlet in Marseille on the Docks.
Here you can buy products that are made-to-measure by a community of designers. Each unique
product is made at the customer’s request. The store in Marseille is the second in France, after
Aix-en-Provence.
- Les Toiles du Large. Bags, accessories and decorative objects made from recycled sails. All
the sails are recycled in Provence, in La Ciotat.
- The Old Compagny & Friends. A brand for men and women founded in January 2013 around
the concept of vintage army collections, unique pieces picked up in military barracks and then
customised.
Brands that are expanding their activity in Marseille
At the same time, brands that are already doing business in Marseille are continuing their
development.
- Starbucks. After a first outlet opened in Rue de la République, then another in Rue Montgrand,
Starbucks opened cafés in Les Terrasses aux Port and in Grand Littoral in 2014.
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- McDonald's. After opening the biggest city-centre McDonald's in Rue de la République, the
group opened a restaurant on the Old Port and plans a new outlet on Place Félix Barret.
- Galeries Lafayette. A 3rd store in Marseille. It will be opening in the Prado shopping centre in
2017 and aims to reinforce the department store's presence in the 2nd biggest city in France. The
new store will have a surface area of 9 400 m2 on four levels.
- H&M. The shop will be opening in 2016, on the site of the Virgin Store in Rue Saint Ferréol.
The new outlet will have four levels and over 3 000m2 of retail sales area. This new outlet is
more modern and enhanced, a "Flagship Store" designed to raise brand awareness.
- Habitat. Opened in July 2014, this new shop is situated near the Mucem in the Voûtes de la
Major.
New retailing trends
As part of the redevelopment of the city centre, the city of Marseille has encouraged new
retailing clusters to be opened in 2015.
- Les Terrasses du Port.
Opened in May 2014, "Les Terrasses du Port" is a shopping destination with 190 brands and
61 000 m2. At the very heart of Marseille, near Place de la Joliette and 10 minutes on foot from
the Old Port, this shopping centre is open 7 days a week, with restaurant areas, places to walk
and relax, top-level retailers, an artistic visit and unique services.
As part of the biggest urban redevelopment project in the past few years in Europe, "Les
Terrasses du Port" is an essential element in the metamorphosis of Marseille.
- Les Voûtes. At the heart of a new cultural district around the Mucem, the Villa Méditerranée
and the Regards de Provence Museum, Les Voûtes was officially opened in September 2015.
Located under the Major Cathedral, its aim is to welcome the finest retailers and top-quality
restaurants serving Mediterranean specialities.
Les Voûtes also hosts the Halles de la Major. This is an original concept in Marseille, blending
an indoor food market (with 11 food stalls – fresh produce, meat, poultry, oysters, etc. to eat in
or take away) and a venue for festive events in the evening.
- Les Docks Village Marseille®.
At the heart of the Euroméditerranée district, the Docks building, an industrial site that has been
converted into offices and shops, completed its revolution on 10 October 2015, with 80 shops
and restaurants between the redesigned upper and lower ground floors. A trendy, festive and
friendly spot, with plenty of atypical shops, independent boutiques, creative artists and “made
in Marseille” brands.
- Le Prado.
In 2017, the Prado shopping centre will become part of a genuine urban project. Near the
Nouveau Stade Vélodrome and infrastructure such as the Exhibition Centre, the mall will be a
new contemporary landmark in Marseille.
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Retailing in a few figures
 Over 4 500 shops in the city centre
 50 000 jobs created
 over one billion euros of private investment over the past 10 years
 Les Halles de la Major, a 600m2 food market building to delight gourmets
 "Les Terrasses du Port" shopping centre, a jewel of 190 shops overlooking the sea
 the legendary Hard Rock Café, which chose Marseille, bringing excitement to the city centre
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MARSEILLE CUISINE:
Brilliant and inventive chefs!
Here are a few suggestions to satisfy visitor gourmets:
The famous bouillabaisse, pistou pasta, seafood, favouilles rice, "alouettes sans tête" paupiettes,
Provençal daube, pieds paquets (sheep's feet), aïoli, tapenade, anchoïade sauce, stuffed
vegetables, stuffed squid, panisses and chichi freggi beignets, rock fish soup and, of course,
grilled bass, bream or sargo in "rouille" red sauce are just a few examples.
Navettes
An orange blossom Navette is a traditional cake made in the shape of a small boat ("navette"),
7 to 8 cm long, and first made to commemorate the arrival of Saint Lazarus and the saints who
disembarked on the Provence coast on 2 February, nearly 2000 years ago.
Bouillabaisse
This was originally a humble fishermen's dish that today is an integral part of French
gastronomy. The dish is served first as a soup, then as fish. But young chefs have no hesitation
reinterpreting the traditional recipe (bouillabaisse milkshake, bouillabaisse burger, etc.).
Marseille bouillabaisse should contain at least five kinds of fish from the following list:
rascasse baudroie (monkfish), - fielas (conger), weevers (alive) - chapon (red rascasse),
galinette (sea robin), Peter's fish, slipper lobster, rock lobster.
The Tourist and Congress Office organises "bouillabaisse lessons" in partnership with the
Miramar restaurant, whose chef, Christian Buffa, will reveal all his secrets for preparing the
number one Marseille speciality. www.resamarseille.com
Marseille under a starry sky...
Le Petit Nice Passédat (3 Michelin stars). The Passédat family has been reigning over
the rock for 3 generations, since 1917, when Le Petit Nice was just an open-air café on
the Corniche! www.passedat.fr. The chef has also taken up the reins at the MUCEM
restaurants.
L’Epuisette (1 Michelin star) www.l-epuisette.com
At the heart of the Vallon des Auffes, beneath the Corniche, L'Epuisette provides a wonderful
view over the sea with the Frioul Islands on the horizon. Guillaume Sourrieu's cuisine is
dedicated to Provence and the Mediterranean.
Chez Michel (1 Michelin star) www.restaurant-michel-13.fr
Located in Les Catalans, just 5 minutes from the Old Port, overlooking the sea, Chez Michel
is the epitome of a fish and seafood restaurant. Michel serves typical, carefully crafted family
cuisine.
L’Alcyone (1 Michelin star) http://marseille.intercontinental.com/gouts-etsaveurs/restaurant-gastronomique.html
Lionel Lévy, the Intercontinental restaurants' chef has just been awarded a star for "L’Alcyone"
to go with the one earned at his previous restaurant, "Une Table au Sud". His cuisine is in
permanent effervescence, rooted in the natural resources of the region, for creative menus that
are renewed in line with the seasons. Each of the culinary creations tells a story that is directly
inspired by the Mediterranean Sea.
Une Table au Sud (1 Michelin star) http://www.unetableausud.com/
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The Chef, Ludovic Turac, was born in Marseille, and at 26, has become the youngest Michelinstarred chef in France. A former Top Chef candidate, he has spent time learning the classics of
French cuisine with Guy Savoy, Christophe Bacquié and Lionel Lévy. He underlines his
Marseille identity with his faultless and inventive cuisine.
Le AM (1 Michelin star) http://alexandremazzia.com/
Alexandre Mazzia settled in Marseille in 2009, after touring the world and working with some
of the great names in cooking (Hermé, Passard, Bras, Gagnaire, Martin Berasategui). His
cuisine is strongly influenced by a blend of cultures, particularly Africa, since he was born in
Congo and spent the first 14 years of his life on the continent.
His restaurant, with a capacity for 26 diners, blends wood and concrete, which he defines as
"Brutalist, refined, silky, organic", just like his cuisine.
2016 Michelin Guide "Plates"
For the new 2016 edition, the Michelin guide has introduced a new award category: "The
Plate" is given to all the restaurants in the book version of the guide, except for those with stars
or a Bib Gourmand, and which match the following definition: "Quality ingredients and the
chef's skill: in short, a great meal."
Here are the 18 Marseille restaurants that have been awarded a "2016 Michelin Plate":
Chez Fonfon
Le grain de sel
L’Escapade Marseillaise
La Poule Noire
La Table du Fort
Le Café des Epices
Le Goût des Choses
Le Lauracée
Le Môle Passédat – La Table
Le Poulpe
Le Relais 50
Le Ventre de l’Architecte
Les Trois Forts
Le Palais de la major
Le Péron
Schilling
Tiboulen de maire
Urban kitchen
http://restaurant.michelin.fr/restaurants/france/13000-marseille/
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The Gourméditerranée Association was created by chefs and restaurant owners in Marseille
and Provence with the aim of "promoting the expertise and the gastronomy of Marseille and
Provence".
Grouped around Gérald Passedat, Lionel Lévy and Guillaume Sourrieu (President, VicePresident and Treasurer), 40 chefs from in and around Marseille have got together. Some are
famous and have Michelin stars, others are less well known, but they are all in love with
"made in Marseille" cuisine, and have the same aim: enhance the region with a love of its
culture, ingredients and gastronomy.
http://www.gourmediterranee.org
The SudCrés Club was set up within the Gourmeditérranée Association at the initiative of
the prestigious chefs from the south of France Lionel Levy (L’Alcyone), Guillaume
Sourrieu (L‘Epuisette) and Gérald Passédat (Le Petit Nice). This is a kind of friendly club
with the aim of stimulating and motivating pastry chefs around a given theme and showing
the “sweet expertise” of southern chefs.
The "Street Food in Movement" association, presided by Thierry Marx and the organisers of
the RestoNouvo fair, Medexpo, got together to create the 1st Street Food International
Festival - SFIF at the Docks des Sud in Marseille in 2013.
One of Marseille's restaurants was awarded the "International Golden Street Food" prize by a
jury of cuisine professionals from France and abroad.
The team of La Boîte à Sardine restaurant has launched the innovative concept of the foodtruck.
The idea: fish & chips with a new look, with fried Mediterranean fish, panisses (local chips
coated with chickpea flour) and home-made aïoli, to enjoy on the go!
The pretty blue van criss-crosses the streets of Marseille and can be seen, above all, at cultural
events (concerts, festivals, etc.).
The city was already famous for its traditional travelling vans, recalling its cosmopolitan
origins:
The concept of the first wood-fired pizza truck is unique in the world and was invented in
Marseille by Jean Meritan in the 1970s.
Food’in Sud Fair
For the January 2016 fair: Over 7 000 professional visitors, a 6600 m2 exhibition area, 240
exhibitors, 80 chefs from eight different countries: after the great success of the first fair held
two years ago, this year's Mediterranean fair for professional gastronomy, Food'in Sud,
brought us an even tastier season.
www.foodinsud.com
Expogato
The only fair in France devoted to cake design and creative pastry-making. The temple of cake
decoration and creative gourmet leisure.
It takes place in February in Chanot Park in Marseille.
http://www.expogato.com/
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SPECIAL OFFERS
FROM THE TOURIST AND CONGRESS OFFICE
SHORT BREAKS IN MARSEILLE
Marseille is an ideal destination for short breaks, thanks to the many plane and train links to the
city. A hotel reservation, weekend and short stays for events, sports or culinary activities –
you're free to choose!
The Tourist and Congress Office has set up a special website for short stays, including:
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Reservation for stays in hotels, from non-accredited accommodation to 5 stars
Cookery lessons
Guided visits
City Pass 24 hrs, 48 hrs or 72 hrs
City Pass for children (aged 7-15)
Boat trips to the Calanques
Little sightseeing train, Open Bus Tour, cycling tours, City Tour, etc.
Scuba-diving for beginners and diving tours, sea kayaks...
But also some "Great Breaks" in Marseille:
* Marseille Great Breaks: Marseille in total freedom (1, 2 or 3 nights): From €65 per person
for a double room in a 2-star hotel, including, for each person: 1 night in the category of hotel
selected, breakfasts and tourist tax, one Marseille City Pass to choose from (24, 48 or 72 hours).
* Gourmet Marseille: From €199 per person for a double room in a 2-star hotel (extra night
possible). Including, for each person: 2 nights in the category of hotel selected, breakfasts and
tourist tax, 1 48-hour Marseille City Pass, 1 Bouillabaisse dinner at the Miramar, 1 Marseille
aperitif on the Old Port.
* Marseille Between the Sea and the Calanques: From €152 per person for a double room in
a 2-star hotel. Including, for each person: 2 nights in the category of hotel selected, breakfasts
and tourist tax, 1 48-hour Marseille City Pass, 1 traditional boat trip around Marseille Bay from
October to June or 1 scuba-diving tour in the Calanques from June to September.
Reserve now! www.resamarseille.com / 0 826 500 500 (€0.15 per minute from a
landline)
MARSEILLE CITY PASS
"All-inclusive" sightseeing and cultural pass. Valid for 24, 48 or 72 hours (€24, €31 or €39), it
gives free access to museums, visits, the boat for Château d’If, the Little Train, public transport
and other advantages. Admission to the MuCEM is included in the pass. Discounts for children
(€17, 20 and 23)
Discounts for some shows
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GUIDED VISITS
Guided visits: from €9 to €13
A few popular visits:
The historic Panier district: every Saturday
The Painters of Estaque: Cézanne, Dufy, Braque…
History tour between the city and the port: every Sunday
Marseille in light - evening visit: every Friday in July and August
Notre-Dame de la Garde: the basilica with a 360° view over Marseille
Architectural visit to the MuCEM
For more information:
http://www.marseille-tourisme.com/fr/a-marseille/comment-faire/visites-guidees/
Exclusive!
La Cité Radieuse- Le Corbusier
Exclusive visit every day from Monday to Saturday. Visits at 2 and 4 p.m. (except public
holidays).
Extra visit at 10 a.m. in EN/FR some Saturdays.
Price €10 for adults and €5 for children aged 5 to 11. Not included in City Pass.
Includes visit to the public areas and to a listed historic flat.
Nouveau Stade Vélodrome (during school holidays)
With a guide, go behind the scenes at the Nouveau Stade Vélodrome and relive the exciting
history of this stadium built in 1935 for the 1938 World Cup, then renovated and extended for
the World Cup in 1998 and...
Duration: 1 hr 15 mins - Adults €13 / Children €8 (ages 6 to 12). Not included in City Pass.
Information and reservations: resamarseille.com, T. 0826 500 500
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VISITING DIFFERENTLY
Marseille City Tour: Audio guide visit on board an open-top minibus. Duration: 2 or 3 hours.
Prices: €13 / €20 and €7€ / €11 for children aged 5 to 12.
Marseille Open Tour: 18-km audio guide tour at your own pace in 1 day (€19) or 2 days
(€22). 13 sites to explore. Discounts €17 and children aged 4 to 11: €8.
An evening tour every Thursday and Saturday at 8 p.m. from May to September for €15.
Marseille Little Train: 2 circuits: Notre-Dame de la Garde or Le Panier. Adults from: €7 and
children: €3.
Marseille by Tuk Tuk: 2-hour tour - Old Port, Panier district, Notre Dame de la Garde. 1 to
3 people €75, from 4 to 6 people: €125.
Marseille e-bike tours: Guided electric bike tours with commentary. 3 circuits: "The Lou
Pitchoun Tour", 3 hours, €39, "The Fada Tour", 4 hours, €49, and "The Calanques Tour", 7
hours, €79.
NEW Marseille in 2-seater mini convertibles: A fun and original way to tour the city on
board small 2-seater 50 cc convertibles. Each vehicle has a tablet used as both a GPS and an
audioguide.
"Express Tour" €35, "Classic Tour" €55, "Corniche Tour" €65.
NEW Electric scooter tours: Guided visits on an electric scooter. Discovery tour of the best
sites in Marseille city centre: Old Port, City Hall, MUCEM esplanade and Cathedral de la
Major, Joliette and Panier districts...
2-hour tour - €28 /Adult, €21/Children (aged 12 to 16), €10/Children Passengers (7 to 10).
ALL ABOUT COOKING
Bouillabaisse lessons at Le Miramar restaurant
On third Thursday of the month from 9.30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Prices: €120 per person
Follow the guide around the Old Port for a historic tour and then the chef to the fish market
before making and savouring a real Marseille bouillabaisse.
THE SEA AND THE CALANQUES NATIONAL PARK
Diving
From mid-June to mid-September from 2 to 5.30. Prices: €65 per person.
Snorkelling for beginners with an instructor to discover the animals and plants of the Calanques
site or the islands scattered across the bay. Accessible to all. Children from 8 years old.
Snorkelling Tour
Every day from 2 to 5. Prices: €25 / children €23 / families €44
Set off to discover the seabeds with a mask, swimfins and snorkel.
Accessible to all - the only condition is that you must know how to swim!
NEW Sea Kayak
From April to October - Wednesday to Saturday
*Sunset in a sea kayak from 6 to
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All aboard for a beginners' session exploring Marseille Bay in a sea kayak as far as Vallon des
Auffes. A unique experience!
* Calanques Day in a sea kayak from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Price: €65
Cliffs, shallow waters, caves and crossings to uninhabited islands, an unforgettable day near
the coast, a special day for kayakists, at the heart of the prestigious Calanques National Park.
The picnic break is included to relax and enjoy a swim.
NEW Discovery Climb in the Calanques
A dynamic event for beginners at the heart of the Morgiou or Sormiou Calanque.
Depending on programme, from 9 a.m. to noon or from 2 to 5 p.m. Price: €38 (children must
be over 8)
ALL ABOUT PAGNOL
The Marcel Pagnol Theatrical Tours
"Le Schpountz" ("Heartbeat")
Experience one of Marcel Pagnol's most famous films, while walking in the Allauch hills: along
a specially traced 10-km footpath in the Pichauris estate, you will revisit the landscapes of
yesterday's Provence.
With a guide, spend the day reliving the funny and moving adventures of Irénée, from the family
grocer's shop to the cinema studios.
Price: €39/Adults – €20/Children (aged 8 to 18) - €93/Family (2 Adults + 1, 2 or 3 children)€34/group of less than 10 people.
In April and May according to the programme.
A day to share, with the spotlight on Marcel Pagnol!
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NATURE AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
Water management
The city of Marseille has carried out an ambitious and radical policy for sustainable water
management. The water in Marseille is, in fact, considered "the best water in France". Since
1996, the headquarters of the World Water Council have been in Marseille, and the city was
chosen to organise the World Water Forum in March 2012, with over 10 000 specialists
attending.
The Harbour Management Plan, set up in 2006, enhances and preserves the water in Marseille
harbour with different measures:
• The 800-hectare Frioul Islands sea park has been listed as a Natura 2000 site.
• The creation of artificial reefs.
• Ecological anchoring and maritime beacon plan set up. www.marseille.fr
Calanques National Park
Famous all over the world for its breathtaking landscapes of limestone cliffs plunging down
into the sea and the Cosquer cave, the Calanques National Park also contains exceptional
biodiversity and cultural heritage.
On the outskirts of France's second biggest city, this natural monument is subject to a range of
pressures and risks that threaten its ecological equilibrium (concentrated and diffuse pollution,
massive visitor numbers at certain periods to some sites, excessive fishing, poaching, etc.).
The tenth biggest French national park, and the first in Europe to be both on land and sea,
covering islands and periurban areas, the Calanques National Park is a genuine project for
sharing the territory. This vision is given concrete form by the Park Charter, a clear project for
the area, setting out the goals to meet over the next 15 years.
The Charter was a result of the creation of the Calanques National Park (CNP) public authority,
supervised by the Ministry of Ecology, Sustainable Development and Energy, and is applied
by the CNP and local authorities, by associating the area's stakeholders: inhabitants, businesses,
users, associations, etc.
The National Park's main aims are:
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To protect the landscape and the natural and cultural heritage
To help raise awareness and face the major issues in the Mediterranean
To welcome visitors and transmit information
To keep activities under control and apply regulations
To encourage the development of sustainable tourism and help promote awareness
of the area, particularly through the launch of the "National Park Spirit" brand in 2015,
a measure promoting the national parks in France, and given to products and services
that respect the Park's heritage.
The biggest artificial reef in the Mediterranean.
At the heart of Prado Bay, 2 kilometres off the coast, covering a surface area of 200 hectares,
30 000 m3 of artificial reefs have been immersed at a depth of 30 metres. Since the final reef
was immersed, all fishing, diving and anchoring activities have been forbidden. From 2008, the
development of fauna and flora in this area has been seen, with such species as scorpion fish,
octopus and squid.
Underwater trails
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In 2009, the city of Marseille decided to set up a network of underwater trails off its coastline,
to encourage visitors to explore the marine environment.
To provide this booming and environmentally friendly activity, several sites, including the
Frioul underwater path, have been selected all along the coast for their ecological value and/or
for their easy public access. The underwater paths are free and open to the public, and
associations specialised in the marine environment often accompany visits.
Bay Contract: the city of Marseille is preserving its coast and marine environment
The Bay Contracts originated as water-environment contracts. Their main aims are to undertake
concerted actions to preserve and restore the quality of water and of ecosystems.
After a preliminary diagnosis phase, the city of Marseille and its partners have drawn up a
programme of financially targeted actions over a 6-year period, with a list of the projects chosen
by those involved in the plan, the timetable and financing.
The Bay Contract includes 80 projects divided into 17 sections.
In the interests of coherence, it includes "the Conurbation Sanitation Contract" signed by the
MPM and the Water Agency in July 2014, and "the Huveaune River Contract", which was
signed in October 2015. The total investment of 265 million euros will lead to sustainable
improvement in the quality of water for swimmers and of the natural environment.
Public transport
Bikes - tramway
Over 1000 bikes in 130 docking stations The exceptional climate means Marseille's inhabitants
and visitors can cycle through the town and protect the environment. www.levelo-mpm.fr
The Helios
This boat was first launched in 2012 and is equipped with electric motors, photovoltaic batteries
and panels. www.visite-des-calanques.com
Electro Solar Ferryboat
César's little brother crosses the Old Port from City Hall to Place aux Huiles (except during
renovation work on Quai de Rive-Neuve).
http://www.marseille.fr/sitevdm/se-deplacer/ferry-boat
Segways
Explore Marseille on a Segway, a two-wheel personal transporter that is 100% electric,
ecological, entertaining and fun. 1 or 2 hour circuit.
http://www.segway21jump.com/
E-bikes
Visit the secret sites of Marseille that are only known to local inhabitants on an electric bike.
Breathtaking panoramas, a glimpse into how local people live, with local guides to give a
commentary at each stopping point.
http://www.ebiketours.fr/
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Electric vehicles
TOTEM Mobi is a car-pooling service with Twizy cars for rent for 15-minute periods, 24 hours
a day, as a complement to public transport. Available in the centre of Marseille and on the
outskirts (satellite docking stations).
www.wattmobile.fr
Le Green Calanques
Take the "green" boat from the Croisières-Marseille-Calanques fleet to visit the Calanques
differently, without noise or pollution.
www.croisieres-marseille-calanques.com
The Beaches
During the summer, over 500 samples of bathing water are taken for bacteriological analyses.
Actions to raise awareness have been carried out towards swimmers and holidaymakers,
particularly via the "blue patrols" operation, to promote ecological behaviour and respect for
the environment. www.marseille.fr
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MARSEILLE for "MINOTS"
Minot (noun): (informal) small boy, child, kid, rug rat.
Marseille hasn't forgotten its "minots". A wide range of activities are on offer, thanks, in
particular, to the education department of the Marseille Museums, but also throughout the year
with the various theatre programmes on offer for young people (La Girafe, Le Badaboum,
Massalia, Le Têtard, le Divadlo, La Baleine Qui Dit "Vagues"…).
A museum specially designed for children: the Préau des Accoules, with events to tie in with
the exhibitions for the "grown ups". And they will also like: the Motor Bike Museum, the
Fashion Museum, the Natural History Museum, etc.
Sites to make life easier:
http://www.marseille-tourisme.com/fr/que-faire/du-cote-des-enfants/
Regularly and all through the school holidays, the Marseille Tourist and Congress Office
organises visits, activities and treasure hunts for children:
Treasure hunt: "Between Stone and Sea" (Guided circuit on foot for all the family)
Graffiti and Street Art: in Cours Julien, art has taken to the streets: a fun-packed walk for
families to discover this art form.
Workshop-Visit to the Cité Radieuse: Le Corbusier Child's Play
Guided visit for families to explore one of the most surprising examples of 20th century
architecture. An invitation to the world of shapes and colours of the architect Le Corbusier.
Registration required: www.resamarseille.com
And yet more things to do and to learn with your "minots"!
Many parks and gardens all over the city are equipped with games for children. The most
famous are: Borély Park, Pastré Park, Valmer Park, the 26th Centenary Park...
There are also two acrobatic adventure parks that are always a big hit with children:
- Pastré Aventures (Pastré Park)
- Grimpozarbres www.grimpozarbres.com
And not forgetting: an astronomic observatory, a board-sport palace, a botanic garden, circus
or cookery workshops, sports for beginners, etc.
Children's city pass: €17 for 24 hrs, €20 for 48 hrs and €23 for 72 hrs.
You'll never get bored in Marseille!
The "Family Plus" label is awarded for the welcome and facilities given to families. The city
of Marseille is now one of the sites with the label, and is committed to developing offers adapted
to families. For more information about the label: www.familleplus.fr
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CONTACTS
A dynamic team at your service to help you create your reports, inspire you with new
themes and welcome you during your professional visits to Marseille.
Silvie ALLEMAND
Communications, Press, Publishing Manager
[email protected]
T. +33(0)4 91 13 89 19, M. 06 73 86 09 80
Marion FABRE
Press Agent
[email protected]
T. +33(0)4 91 13 99 73, M. 06 73 86 09 78
Charlotte GUIRAUD
Communication, Press Assistant
[email protected]
[email protected]
T. +33(0)4 86 82 04 03
PRESS AREA AND PHOTO LIBRARY
A press area is at your disposal on www.marseille-tourisme.com in the section for
professionals.
To download high-definition pictures, just sign up via the photo library link in the press area.
You will be sent a user name and password by e-mail, allowing you to download high-definition
photos. The user name gives you unlimited downloads.
In the event of difficulties downloading photos, please contact our Web Manager:
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