Marseille Things to Do

Every imaginable form of contemporary art is on show at Les Arts Cades, including paintings, photos, videos, and drawings which represent the creative vision of a broad spectrum of artists, from amateur to professional.Just a s... more

Le Fouquet done in polished wood and furnished in a shade of bright pink is quite funky and retro. There is plenty of whiskey on offer as well as a varied selection of many other premium drinks to linger on while you are engage... more

Open since September 1998, the Theatre les Bancs Publics is a partnership of four young people, all between 21 and 28 years old.  The shows here promote the theatre of texts and research, presenting intimate presentations to an... more

In common with Paris's renowned Café de Flore, this well-known bar - situated on the corner of the Vieux-Port at the lower end of Rue de la République - has managed to hold onto its old-fashioned charm. And it's easy to see why... more

Nothing could be more relaxing than a leisurely row around the waters of Marseilles' port. For an annual fee you can register at Cercle de l'Aviron de Marseille and spend time enjoying the pleasures of rowing on the sea in a ch... more

The Tourist Information Office organizes regular guided tours of the town, led by guides approved by the Ministry of Culture. The tours are all on foot and generally take place in the afternoon. Tours are usually themed: "Chris... more

The aim of the science and technology cultural institute is to make scientific expression accessible to the general public. Located in the heart of the city, the exhibitions focus on water, mathematics and even genetics. A vari... more

It seems that the sea has chosen to take up residence at "Amandine et Chocolat", set in the southern part of town. All kinds of exhibitions are held at this cultural site, displaying all media of artistic expression, although t... more

Located n the beautiful grounds of the old zoological gardens of the town, in the giraffe house called Suzie, a group of puppeteers from Bulgaria present fun-filled shows for children belonging to the age group of 2-4 years. Th... more

Founded in 1633, this monument, partly destroyed during the Revolution, extended over 27 acres. Designed by Tom Berger, the 3 nave church, built in 1680, was dedicated to Saint-Marie-Magdeleine in 1702. The façade is composed o... more