Among the main turistic attractions in the city, but still a must go…read more Besides the architecture that allows you to walk around the building, they always have interesting culture activities going on, including free soirées and lectures. If you are interested in knowing the region social history and development, Mucem is a reference.

Cut and pasted from their website: "In its exhibitions as in…read moreits cultural programming, it offers a multidisciplinary vision combining anthropology, history, archaeology, art history and contemporary art, in order to show the public the various facets of the Mediterranean world and its ongoing dialogue with Europe." Quality/Quantity - Cool fort looking museum. Sorry, I am missing pictures. Also, see below. Ambiance - Huge location. I think 3 buildings that are connected by bridges which is very cool. Sorry, I guess the pictures did not get uploaded...? A great outdoor space, so many kids on field trips. Book store. Restaurant. Events; see their website. Clean bathrooms. Service - Self service. Price - Family rate = 18 Euros ($21 US) for two adults and 1-5 kids. 11 Euros ($13 US) for single adults or adults with NO kids. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success.

From the owner: De l'art en galerie "Couplés au sein de Seize, une galerie d'art et un cornershop offriront aux…read moreamateurs comme aux professionnels un aperçu précis et objectif du champ des possibles de la création graphique moderne. Point de rencontre évident entre collectionneurs, curieux, amateurs avertis et artistes. Son cornershop propose en plus des œuvres originales (et en séries limitées) qu'y créeront les artistes des ouvrages d'art et des toys, entre autres choses." Jérémie Morjane

Free bathrooms!…read more They'll scan you on entry for weapons, but it is free. Great way to experience the sunset. We walked up from the Old Pier and went down through the outside of Mucem. Cafe had a nice wine and chai tea.

The fort is really two parts. The outside is free and the inside exhibits are paid. You can…read morepurchase and audio guide for both the inside and outside parts. Most of the inside exhibitions are in the new black building that you can get to with a bridge connecting the fort to the building. It was a mix of history about the fort, Marseille, and the mediterranean. At the time I was here they had a special exhibition too. It did had an amazing view of the harbor and the sea!

A superb spot for live jazz music, serving delicious cuisine, in the great city of Marseille,…read moresouthern France. Highly recommended for when things reopen in cultural society.

From the owner: Tout beau tout neuf Théâtre de plein air, sorte d'arènes dans le quartier du Roucas Blanc, ce lieu…read morede spectacle accueille toutes sortes de manifestations. Il a bâtit sa réputation sur ses qualités acoustiques extraordinaires et sa situation géographique exceptionnelle. Accroché à la Corniche, ce site est à l'abri des nuisances sonores et du mistral. Rénové en 2010, ce théâtre de verdure a retrouvé sa fraîcheur. Il peut accueillir plus de 2000 spectateurs pour des évènements en toute intimité et en plein air !

From the owner: Lieux Publics, berceau du spectacle vivant. Ce Centre National de Création des Arts de la Rue,…read moreunique en France, a été crée en 1983. Installé depuis 1990 à Marseille, il se donne quatre missions principales : accueillir en résidence des compagnies de théâtre, musique, danse ou vidéo et les aider à mener à bien leurs projets (ateliers de fabrication scénographique et de création sonore sur place), lancer des passerelles entre les artistes et le milieu urbain, et diffuser les arts de la rue partout en France. Contrairement à son nom, ce lieu est fermé au public. Toutefois, un pôle de ressources est mis à disposition des universitaires.